Georgetown to weigh 'gender-blind' undergraduate housing?
CWN - November 17, 2010
America’s oldest Catholic university may consider a “gender-blind’ approach to housing for undergraduates, according to the campus newspaper.
The Hoya, the campus newspaper at Georgetown University, reports that the student senate proposed a careful examination of gender-blind housing, saying that such a policy “could lead to a more accepting atmosphere for LGBTQ students.” An administration official at the Jesuit-run school indicated that he was “open to discussing ideas” on the subject.
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