LSU Hosted Sex-tember Trivia Night
The event aimed to reduce stigma surrounding sexual health conversations among students.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Sexual Health
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LSU Libraries and the Student Health Center held a trivia night on Wednesday to engage students in sexual health education. The event featured 10 rounds of themed questions designed to promote open dialogue.
Why it matters
Organizers hosted the event to help reduce the stigma often associated with sexual health discussions. By framing the topic within a competitive game, they sought to make the subject more accessible to the student body.
The trivia game consisted of 10 rounds of five questions each, with student teams limited to a maximum of six participants per group. The event was held in room 109 of the LSU Library.
The players
LSU Libraries
This is a primary academic resource center located on the Baton Rouge campus that supports student research and community programming.
LSU Student Health Center
This university department provides medical and wellness services to the Baton Rouge student body.
The details
Participants engaged in specialized trivia rounds, including a sensual music round and an emoji innuendo round, organized by Student Health Center wellness coordinators. The winning team, The Libido Lads, received a prize package containing gift cards, an insulated cup, and stickers.
Timeline
The Sex-tember Trivia Night occurred on September 23, 2026.
The Big Picture
The trivia event reflects a strategic shift toward normalizing health discussions on campus, contrasting with the constraints of Louisiana's abstinence-only education policy. This initiative highlights how university health centers are expanding outreach beyond traditional clinical settings.
Students attending these events gain access to information in a low-pressure environment that encourages personal wellness and informed decision-making. By reducing stigma, the program makes it easier for the campus community to seek resources at the Student Health Center.
The takeaway
Using gamified formats can be a highly effective strategy for educating young adults on sensitive public health topics. Students interested in campus wellness may consider attending future interactive health workshops to learn more in a supportive setting.
Further reading
For more on local health initiatives, explore the Sexual Health section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Reveille.
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