It is a sad day in history when college campuses have become akin to abortion vendors.  It recently came to our attention that EContra-One Step, a drug known as “emergency contraception,” is being sold in the vending machines at Purdue University, the largest college campus in Indiana. It’s important to note that so-called emergency contraception is not the same

On April 6th, 2021, I listened in on a senate committee hearing in Nevada on SB 364, which would force hospitals and healthcare facilities that treat victims of sexual assault to provide potentially abortifacient so-called emergency contraceptives. Unfortunately, there was only public testimony supporting the bill and none in opposition. Both a representative from Planned Parenthood and a representative from

  At the small Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania, the student senate has decided that $20 for Plan B (“emergency contraception”) isn’t good enough for the 2,600 student population. Hence, they’ve proposed to the administration the addition of a 24/7 vending machine that gives students access to the drugs for free. Problems with this proposal abound. Contact Gettysburg College NOW!  It’s