Davenport University, located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, has been criticized on the anonymous review site 2aDays, where it currently holds a 1.4 out of 5-star rating based on 697 reviews. Only 11% of reviewers recommend the university to potential athletes, highlighting significant dissatisfaction with its athletic programs. A focal point of this criticism is Ronda Varnesdeel, the university's associate director of athletics, who has received a 1.2-star rating from 403 reviews. Many comments accuse her of fostering a toxic environment within the athletic department. In response to these reviews, Varnesdeel has filed a lawsuit seeking to uncover the identities of her anonymous critics, alleging defamation and emotional distress. Despite the negative feedback, a university spokesperson expressed concern about the platform's anonymity rather than the content of the reviews. The founder of 2aDays, Keirsten Sires, defended the platform's mission to provide athletes a space to share their experiences, emphasizing the importance of free speech. As 2aDays continues to navigate the challenges of anonymity and accountability, it aims to implement features that allow coaches to respond to reviews while protecting athlete identities.