> reasonably strong legal argument for exercising them. I know terribly little about law. But from what I've seen, tenants have a great deal of rights as to th

> reasonably strong legal argument for exercising them. I know terribly little about law. But from what I've seen, tenants have a great deal of rights as to their status quo living conditions. The property is not hazardous to inhabit, clearly their non-student neighbors couldn't be evicted for the same reason. Seems like a court would favor the tenant here unless the university provided evidence from the government that favored their eviction.