You would need to hire an attorney to review the facts in detail and also to review your insurance policy.

Well, you certainly have damages worth bringing a claim for. The issue will be whether or not there is someone else who is responsible, legally,...

What do you mean "what happens"? Probably nothing, but your question is exceptionally vague.

Your college handbook and policies likely have procedures outlined for this. Probably a report to the administrative office or the ombudsman.

If it is a district attorney the prosecutor will worry about prosecuting the case.

Yes you can sue for this based on the facts listed in your post.

Recategorizing this under employment law so those attorneys see it.

Attorneys cannot, and so generally will not try, to render an opinion on a contract we have not read in its entirety along with surrounding facts. ...

This is not a legal issue. Being rude is not illegal. Breaking a lease contract is illegal.

Where did you come up with half price as being depreciated value, which is more of an accounting term? You are welcome to make such arguments to...