Trojan released its annual report on sexual health today and we got our hands on this infographic displaying the nation’s most and least sexually healthy colleges. Here’s a fun fact: when I worked at Playboy, we hit up the University of Maryland, University of Miami, and FSU for the Girls of the ACC tour. We had a condom sponsor (NOT Trojan) that tried to give away free rubbers. More than half the kids (girls AND guys) turned them down. They were like, “Nah, I’m good. I don’t use condoms”. I hurt my jaw it dropped so quickly. Anyway, check out the rundown then vote in our poll after the jump.

It can be argued that the toiletries bag is the second most important bag you’ll ever pack and it can save you in a pinch, even if your clothes never make it off the plane. This short list can help you on your next trip, or if you’re simply trying to watch what you spend.

Trojan threw an epic launch party for the Fire and Ice at the Museum of Sex in New York City. We previewed the condoms, got a tour of the Museum of Sex from their smokin’ hot curator and spoke to Mike Harrison, Chief Condom Scientist at Trojan.

It’s official, students at the University of South Carolina (and their Gamecocks) rank #1 in the nation in sexual health, according to Trojan condom’s 2009 Sexual Health Report Card. The annual study analyzed 141 schools in the major NCAA conferences, grading them on a wide array of factors, including health center hours of operation, condom availability, HIV testing costs and the availability of anonymous anonymous advice.

A guy’s biggest issue with traditional condoms isn’t the lack of sensitivity (although that is annoying), it’s the fact that they are difficult to carry around. In a perfect world, you’d be able to carry a condom around in your wallet but according to ever sex educator ever putting a condom in your wallet is bad news. It weakens the latex, making it more likely that the integrity of the condom will fail.

Every now and then COED takes a break from the beer, boobs, and dogs dressed in Christmas costumes to do something of a serious nature for a good cause. Today is that day…hear me out.
Did you know that every year in the U.S. there are 19 million new cases of STDs, many of which are contracted by college students like yourself? That’s roughly the popul… Click to read more

In this day and age, much is expected of men once they reach that strange college age: we must be strong yet sensitive, mature yet playful, erudite yet down-to-earth.
And most of all we must have a damn condom handy when the time comes. But of course, we forget; we were probably thinking something important, like beer or doing our Stats homework.
Make no mistake… Click to read more

Listen, guys. I am a lady who has had sexual intercourse…oh…say….more than a few times. I am also a lady who does not want any STDs. Therefore, I am a lady who has safe sex. That means, you, male lovers, wear a condom.
Now most guys in my past haven’t thought twice about wearing a condom. Turns out most guys don’t want STDs, either… Click to read more

As we head back to college, there are a few things we must not forget; ample amounts of underwear (the more pairs of clean underwear a girl has, the less she has to visit the laundry), bathroom sandals (you know have no idea what’s gone on in those shower stalls), and condoms. You can keep them in a cute little box, a nondescript bag, or right out on the nightstand… Click to read more