Sexual Health Campaigns

Hook-up apps can facilitate spread of STIs

Using online hook-up apps to facilitate connections with sexual partners can pose significant concern related to the spread of STIs, regardless of your sex, gender, or sexual orientation. You may not know if you’ve been exposed. If you connect online, read more: 

• Be Sex Smart: You typically can't “tell by looking” if someone is infected with an STI. Symptoms may not be present.
• Use Protection: Unprotected oral, anal, and vaginal sex can spread STIs. Safer sex products (condoms, lubes, etc.) are available in our pharmacy.
• Get Tested: STIs can cause infertility and other long-term health problems if not diagnosed and treated early.
  • Free on-campus STI screening (pdf) at Cornell Health is available to students.
  • Testing is also available off-campus at our local Planned Parenthood and with private health care providers.  

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Sexual Health & STIs bulletin board

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• Updated 2019

Gender, Sexuality, and Pleasure

Sexual Pleasure bulletin board

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• Updated 2020

Healthy Relationships bulletin board

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• Updated 2025