"The CEO of a company that completed a $380-million Wall Street IPO in 2010 was a fugitive from justice for more than two years for failure to pay child support."

"The stories of broken promises, delayed opening and initial unfavorable living conditions were not just being told at The Grove at the University of South Alabama. Similar stories were also being told by students at Abilene, Texas, and Ellensburg, Wash."

"A North Carolina company, currently a darling among Wall Street investors, goes to extraordinary lengths to avoid hiring blacks, according to a federal lawsuit filed by one current and two former employees."

"At least three former or current Campus Crest employees have filed lawsuits alleging the company engages in sex and race discrimination. The cases are pending..."

"I live in the grove valdosta, ga. This is the first year they have been built, and I am the first resident to ever live in my apartment, and there are so many things wrong. It is poorly built, we have holes and scratches all over the walls and floors, uncaulked windows, and paint all over our furniture. The staff is young and have no idea how to answer a question. And the management has no motivation whatsoever to fix what is broken. ..."

"Three men were still in a Fort Worth hospital last night, three days after falling from a third story balcony while attending a party at one of Denton’s newest student-living apartment complexes."