Colleges and Universities have a responsibility to provide reproductive and sexual health services to its students.

A portion of student fees goes to Student Health Centers, and there are some services that students just aren’t able to access. Students have a right to these health services, and shouldn’t be punished just for being in a campus environment.

Learn more about the issues from our some of our fact sheets:

• Why Reproductive Choice is Important to Students (PDF)
• Crossing the Lines: LGBTQ Issues (PDF)
• Contraception and Abortion (PDF)
• Emergency Contraception and here (PDF)

Read stories and reports from our college chapters:

• Read the latest Chapter News
• New Choice Chapter Storms Virginia
• Chapter Leader Inspires over Prop 85 Victory
• Stanford Chapter Leader Awarded

See articles, press releases, and opinion pieces about college students:

• FDA Ends Posturing & Approves OTC Plan B
• The New World: Hope in the Fight for Choice
• California Prop 85 Harmful to Young Women
• Pennsylvania Students Rally at State Capitol
• The Truth about Wisconsin's EC Ban
• NAACP Youth Division joins Choice for March
• At the Women's March: Two Students
• MU Activists Heading to Washington
• Choice USA, Law Students for Choice, Medical Students for Choice Announce Coalition

Read personal stories from college students about their choices:

• "I'm ready to a have a child." Elena Levya's story
•  "I had an abortion when I was 19 years old." Rebecca's story
•  "I'm Catholic, pro-choice and proud." Catherine's story