Gender-Neutral Housing

Open housing likely to expand next year

A task force will recommend the expansion to a committee of deans this Friday, likely leading to open housing in all upperclassmen dorms.

CU approves gender-blind housing

Columbia administrators announced that a pilot program for gender-blind doubles would be available in the 2012 housing lottery.

Columbia launches open housing pilot

Starting next semester, upperclass students will have the option of selecting into gender-blind doubles in six residence halls.

Gender-neutral housing supporters to create taskforce

Gender-neutral housing supporters are planning to create a taskforce to push the policy through next year, according to CCSC 2011 class vice president Sean Udell.

The cowardly lion

The frustrating part of this announcement, the reason we’re adding our voices to the chorus which has decried this development, is because it is evidence not of a desire to weigh two competing arguments, but of supreme cowardice.

Perspectives on gender-neutral housing at Barnard

Gender-neutral housing would not compromise Barnard’s integrity as a women’s college.

Columbia ahead of some Ivies in gender-neutral housing

Across the nation, schools have adopted a wide spectrum of gender-neutral housing policies—from strict restrictions to new pilot programs to fully integrated mixed-gender housing.

Students question media role in gender-neutral policy delay

Two weeks after Dean Shollenberger announced that gender-neutral housing would not be available in this year's lottery, students are questioning what role negative media played in the decision.

Students push for gender-neutral housing policy

While students have yet to receive their housing lottery numbers, some say their fate has already been sealed for next year.

Four issues to keep your eye on

Fight for quality of life