About

West Campus is a market where the buyers turn over completely every two years and the sellers remember everything. This is an attempt to give the buyers a memory.

A student signs two or three leases in a lifetime. The operators on the other side of the table are concentrated national companies running revenue-management software, some of them the subject of federal antitrust enforcement. Every channel a student could use to choose well is compromised: incentivized tour reviews inflate the ratings, genuine complaints get flagged and deleted, code violations are invisible at the decision moment, and the price is quoted in a deliberately incomparable unit.

The West Campus Integrity Index is a scorecard built the way politicalintegrity.us grades Congress: pick one accountability unit, grade every instance of it by the same public rules, back every grade with primary-source receipts, and run the whole thing off an automated pipeline so it doesn't decay when its authors graduate.

What this is not

Not a review site. User-submitted reviews inherit the exact capture problem we're routing around.
Not anti-landlord. When every building shows 4.6 stars, an honestly well-run one can't signal it. Clearing the noise rewards good operators.
Not a legal authority. We reproduce public records and report patterns. We link the rules and the reporting channels; we don't adjudicate.

Who runs this

West Campus Integrity Index is an independent, non-commercial, student-built index. There are no ads, no sponsors, and no leasing commissions. Nothing on this site is for sale. Questions and tips go to the same address as corrections, below: adihebbalae07@gmail.com.

Corrections

Operators and residents who believe a record is wrong or missing context can dispute it, and our response is posted alongside theirs. Same rules for everyone requires a public dispute path.

Submit
Email adihebbalae07@gmail.com with the building or operator and the record at issue.
Review
We check the claim against the primary sources on file.
Post
The correction or added context is published, with our response, on the page it concerns.

Building on others' work

This federates with, rather than competes with, the student-built efforts already in this space, including RateMyRentUT's crowdsourced rent data and the University Tenants' Union's advocacy. It adds what neither has: automated public-records pipelines, review forensics, and the operator graph.