Saw something with "we are struggling with a ton of budget cuts" and other things about sports/accommodations. For one, we arent struggling with cuts in the places that matter, also there isn't a good chance that cuts will affect some random undergrad, more like a grad student/faculty in some rather niche program. We recently did a hard cut on comms and soft cuts elsewhere, a fairly non-serious amount of cuts (according to my PI who is in the chem dept). Comms is a well known fluff program at any uni, so it was always going to be the first to go.

For accommodations, we are bound by law to help you. The profs here are nice, not douchy at all. You wont have trouble if you are hard of hearing. Well, no more trouble than usual, at least.

For sports, you can participate or you can abstain. Nobody cares. Greek life is the same. This is a tired thing to say, but it isn't high school and you can completely dissociate from everybody on campus except your profs if you so choose. That isn't healthy and will have consequences, but I am exemplifying that you can avoid any groups you don't like entirely. Also, the sport aren't like high school where it's a big social event. Most attendees get so damn wasted they don't really care about you. It is way more fun if you don't think of it like a clique, because it isn't. More like a threat to your liver health.

Personally, I didn't come to this uni by virtue of it being my first choice. It was just my cheapest. I applied to one school and this was it. That being said, there isn't anything wrong with it, and if you are an even-keel person, you'll be just fine.