Mixed-gender dorm rooms are gaining acceptance (Los Angeles Times)

14 March 2010, 10:07 pm

About 50 schools in the U.S., including a few Ivy League campuses and several in California, are allowing men and women to room together. Participation is still relatively low. They weren't looking to make a political statement or to be pioneers of gender liberation. Each just wanted a familiar, decent roommate rather than a stranger after their original roommates left to study abroad.... Read More »

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