A University of Montana report released in January identified nine alleged student-related sexual assaults or attempted assaults since late 2010, including a reported gang rape.
Student debt: A lawsuit filed in San Diego federal court alleges students paid as much as $35,000 to learn Donald Trump's real estate secrets and instead basically received a bunch of infomercials.
Students and staff alleged that bogus students who were barely literate were using colleges as a "cash point" to access loans they believed they would never pay back.
In the complaints against Vanderbilt, the students and former students alleged that the campus is a sexually hostile environment and that the school mishandled complaints of sexual assault and stalking and dissuaded students from reporting sexual violence.
The students allege that another student tried to help her, but police pushed him in his throat.
Officials allege that students paid Mr. Eshaghoff up to $3,500 per test for scores ranking as high as the 97th percentile.
Normally, this would have provoked a big debate, with one side alleging that students' hard work was being undervalued because of a political attempt to manipulate figures, and the other welcoming a small step towards greater academic rigour.
The lawsuit alleges that students with disabilities have not received a free and appropriate public education.
The complaint alleges that students are often "coerced and cajoled into pleading 'guilty,' even when they have valid excuses for school absences".
Last week, a black freshman student alleged a group of white male students harassed her with racial slurs, including the racist song sung by Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity brothers at the University of Oklahoma.
