@OHMomof2 100% agree. That’s simply unsafe and unhealthy and IMO if it’s that bad the health department should be involved.
If I hadn’t received the email regarding the steps they were taking to remedy theses issues (including hiring an outside contractor for the air quality study and mold remediation), I would have called the health department. It’s a huge disappointment to me that the administration would not listen to the students until they went to their parents. So even though they are addressing the health issues, my son’s dorm has barely any furniture in the commons room and everything is worn and, in some cases, unusable. There is a tier system in this school in regards to the fact you can get a triple or a double – so even if the dorms are all the same price new or old, students are still somewhat “segregated’ by income. The room size is the same regardless of the occupancy.