Universities nationwide host 'Sex Week' ahead of Valentine's Day

[TLO]

Colleges and universities across America are hosting "Sex Week" ahead of Valentine's Day.

Events that are being held during these "Sex Week" events include "SEXtravaganza," "Freaky Friday: A Beginner's Guide to Pleasure," "Condom Bingo," and more.

Ohio State University, University of Texas at El Paso, Tulane University in New Orleans, Hood College in Frederick, Maryland, and the University of California, Riverside, are among the institutions hosting "Sex Week" events in February.


Hood College, for example, is hosting "Condom Bingo" with the Queer Student Union, stating in the event description that participants will play bingo "with a Sex Week-themed twist!"

"Lunch and Learn Reproductive Journeys of Trans and Non-binary People," is another event taking place during the Hood College "Sex Week."

At Ohio State University, a student organization called Student Advocates for Sexual Health Awareness is hosting a "Sex Week" that is sponsored by several university departments.

"Treat Yourself: Masturbation and Self-Exploration," is one event at the student-led "Sex Week."

Another event is titled "Great Minds Kink Alike with Lions Den," which helps students "Explore the dangerous, yet fun side of sex called 'Kink.'"

One event at the Ohio State University "Sex Week" is called "Freaky Friday: A Beginner's Guide to Pleasure," and states that the event will "cover topics such as: foreplay, communication, masturbation, aftercare, and setting realistic ideas of sex." Another "Sex Week" event at Ohio State University is the "Genital Diversity Gallery," which will present the "vast spectrum of genitalia (assigned-male, assigned-female, intersex, trans, and with voluntary or forced surgeries) to destigmatize genitals and celebrate the diversity of bodies that exist."

An Ohio State University spokesperson told Fox News Digital that "Ohio State has a deep and abiding commitment to free speech."

Tulane University is also hosting a "Sex week," with events discussing "polyamory," "fornication," and more.


One event taking place during Tulane's "Sex Week" discusses "polyamory and ethical non-monogamy."

Another event, "Sexy Bingo," states that it will help students "Engage in conversations about sexuality and learn about safer sex practices, sexual anatomy, sexual behavior and preference, and pleasure." The event description states that winners of bingo will be given "sex toys" and other "sex giveaways."


The University of Texas at El Paso has its "Sex/Love & Respect Week" in early February, with events such as "Sex & Communication" and "Healthy Talk is Sexy Talk."

The University of California, Irvine's "Sex Week" includes a "SEXtravaganza" where students can "learn about sexual health and wellbeing

[TLO]

[Eureka]

Originally Posted by TLO

Engineers need not worry. Once those cuties ride the carousal in their 20's they'll be waiting at the finish line in their 30's for one those engineers.

[cdcox]

This has been a regular thing at my University for years. A few years back, it really riled up the state legislature about what the liberal college was up to corrupting their poor impressionable kids while they were away at college. The thing is, it was all student organized.

The student group that organized it wanted us to post an advertisement of the event on our hallway monitor. Some of the titles of the talks were much more suggestive than the ones listed here. I imagined some of the grade school children of our employees being in the building and asking questions to their parents about what so-and-so meant and thought, "nah, this isn't something I am going to advertise."

[cdcox]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

Do women's colleges participate in this? Asking for a friend.

One of the more prestigious all-women colleges hosts a technical workshop during the summer that I attended many years ago. While a large group of us were having a beer one evening after the workshop, one of the teaching assistants (a student at the school) held center stage as she made a couple of joking comments about about lugs and bugs. You would have enjoyed that moment.