"Boston city inspectors visited Beatty Hall on Tuesday after a resident called the inspectional department regarding a sighting of mice in the food court. According to the Inspectional Service Report, the inspector found several violations related to pests. Mice droppings and nesting materials were found along booths near the windows, near the main cookline, behind bakery storage racks, and under dry food storage bins."
"Inspectors also found a dead cockroach in a cabinet in the gluten-free kitchen. The failed inspection report came only a week after the city graded the food establishment an "A" on April 27. The only violation cited at the time was a leaking part on a dishwashing machine."
"However, multiple violations, including some with rodent droppings, date back to September 2024 on the city's website. "We are moving quickly to address every item in the inspection report, including structural repairs, pest management protocol improvements, and enhanced cleaning standards," Wentworth Institute said in a statement. "We will reopen the dining facility only when we are confident all issues have been fully and properly resolved.""
"As of Thursday afternoon, the school said it is still working through the issues and anticipates a re-inspection early next week. Wentworth Institute of Technology operates on a three-term academic calendar. The summer semester began on Tuesday, May 5."
Boston city inspectors visited Beatty Hall after a resident reported mice in the food court. The inspection found multiple pest-related violations, including mice droppings and nesting materials along booths near windows, near the main cookline, behind bakery storage racks, and under dry food storage bins. Inspectors also found a dead cockroach in a cabinet in the gluten-free kitchen. The facility was closed immediately after the failed inspection. The closure occurred about a week after the establishment received an “A” grade, when the only cited issue involved a leaking dishwashing machine part. Additional violations listed online date back to September 2024. The school planned structural repairs, pest management protocol improvements, and enhanced cleaning standards, with a re-inspection expected early next week.
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