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The College administration is not significantly altering its January Term policy for students living in the Dudley House Cooperative, despite an Undergraduate Council position paper calling for a change.
Members of the Co-op wanting to stay on campus during next year’s J-Term will have to apply like any other undergraduate living in a Harvard dormitory, according to Jeff Neal, a spokesman for the College.
Members of the Co-op—which houses 32 students and two tutors living in two three-story houses near Porter Square—had hoped that College administrators would allow all its members to stay in the Co-op for the upcoming J-Term.
During last year’s inaugural J-Term, the approximately two-thirds of Co-op members who were not approved by the College to stay on campus found themselves shut out after the College changed the locks on their two houses.
Crentsil said she doesn’t feel the College is saving any money by prohibiting Co-op residents from staying on campus during J-Term.