I agree with you, since unfortunately the only real way to enforce the ADA is through private citizens filing civil suit. Regardless, a lack of more effective

I agree with you, since unfortunately the only real way to enforce the ADA is through private citizens filing civil suit. Regardless, a lack of more effective means for enforcement does not absolve Berkeley of failing to follow the law, especially when they had internal resources to make their material accessible and chose not to do so. Edit: apologies, misread your post and that is an interesting approach. Another way is to make the university pay back a portion of the federal funding they received, up to whatever amount they estimate it would take to make the materials accessible.