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Rutgers University will offer a gender-neutral housing program in three dorms that aims to make the campus more inclusive for gay students. Starting this fall, all students can choose either male or female roommates under the pilot program. Eyewitness News wants to know what you think. Post your comments (below) and they could end up on Eyewitness News. Tune in tonight to Eyewitness News for a full report.
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I went to college in 1978 and we had coed rooms. Why is it news more than thirty years later?????
Posted by: IK | 03/01/2011 at 05:00 PM
This is a double edged sword because it can be a source of drama and jealously between significant others or it can be a great experience. All though it can also be a source of tension between males and females because of the extracurricular activities that happen in college.
Posted by: Chris DeMarco | 03/01/2011 at 04:07 PM