Northwestern Law School Not Accessible to the Disabled

My colleague Frank Cross, who visited at Northwestern in the fall, tells me that "some classrooms, a suite of faculty offices (among the best ones, too) and the building cafeteria are inaccessible.  And even the accessible parts are served by only a single elevator."  This is rather surprising, especially for a wealthy institution like Northwestern Law School.  Is this true of other law schools?  This is surely information that would be of interest to both students and faculty.  Comments are open; no anonymous postings.