Per an email to faculty, if they provide condoms, it has to be 'for the purpose of helping prevent the spread of STDs but not for purposes of birth control.'
“While the topic of abortion are [sic] addressed under the discussion above, the scope of what is meant by ‘prevention of conception’ and to have ‘offered services by notice, advertisement, or otherwise…’ is unclear and untested in the courts,” the email said. “Since violation is considered a felony, we are advising a conservative approach here, that the university not provide standard birth control itself.
As for what is permissible, the email states that faculty members can “direct students to sources of information outside university” and “have classroom discussions on topics related to abortion or contraception limited to discussions and topics relevant to the class subject and instructor neutrality.
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