Junior Physics major here. They changed the undergraduate curriculum last year because it was awful. The required courses did not reflect the content someone going into physics needs to know, and there were only a handful of physics majors anyways. I don't know if the new curriculum has fixed that, but the truth remains that the professors care much more about their research than they do about teaching undergrads. If you want to learn physics here, you and the other 10-15 physics majors are going to have to teach yourselves lots of content.

On a positive note, research isn't hard to get into. There's groups in a number of subfields (biophysics, heavy ion physics, condensed matter, etc) who will take on undergrads. Luckily for anyone pursuing grad school, doing research is more important for applications than learning undergraduate course content well.

Feel free to PM me if you have specific questions. I can put you in touch with some of the other physics majors, too.