Cats welcome in some MIT housing

Sept. 9, 2008
School is at forefront of colleges that allow some pets
TheMassachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge allows cats in four of its 11 undergraduate residence halls, a rare amenity that school officials say they instituted as a compromise while cracking down on students who harbor a menagerie of other animals. What started off as an experiment several years ago now has taken hold in the campus culture. To read The Boston Globe article, click here.

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