A pretty amazing collection of books from spine chilling horror to sweet little fables.read more

As a student, I find many of my teachers to be of top notch academic quality and have been largely…read moreimpressed and happy. There have been one or two exceptions but I have been otherwise impressed. The campus is great, and the faculty and staff are dedicated and helpful. I have thus far been very satisfied with OSU Newark. Now time to drive 45 minutes to class... the only downside is if you live in Columbus! But having access to the building and ample parking is a huge pull. Beautiful art all around the campus, and near one of the biggest Native American mounds on the continent.

Writing this review based on the campus.. nothing to do with the Ohio State education quality…read more The campus is AMAZING. Very clean and tidy no matter where you go. If you hang out in the same spot for an hour, you're bound to see a janitor walk by a few times- they are working to ensure the campus bathrooms, hallways, etc. are clean at all times. The size is perfect for getting around quick to any building. There are several parking lots located around campus. Parking is typically an issue for students during busy hours; often students will find themselves parking on the opposite end to walk to a morning class (but "opposite side of campus" is not far of a walk, don't be fooled by the negative connotation of the remark). At the moment I am writing this review, there are 6 main student buildings and another is in the process of being built. The buildings are a mix of older and newer buildings- but nonetheless are well kept. Overall, a huge plus for the city of Newark. Beautiful and practical small campus away from the madness of Columbus.

This branch is a decent, pretty small library. Drive up window. Very early hours on Friday- closes…read moreat three. Right next to a school with a playground, which is handy for kids in the summer.

Cannot give this Library Branch a good review. I grew up going to a Libray regularly and I have…read moretaught my children who are now grown and my grandchildren that Libraries are wonderful places to enjoy. I am now concerned to find out that this Library Branch has made one of my family members feel very uncomfortable being there and they will not be returning there. Someone should never be embarrassed and made to feel that they are not wanted at a Library.

Great memories over four years at Denison University's athletic complex in Granville Ohio with…read moreWashU Swimming. The complex is maybe ten years old, but looks new. It houses indoor track, tennis and swimming. My visits after Thanksgiving have been at their annual Denison Invitational Meet with my son. The school uses the opportunity to fundraise the local food bank. My specific experience with the school is through swimming only. So the rating has nothing to do with academics, although I know from ratings and word of mouth it is a strong D3 school. The pool is a looker. It's a 50 meter with diving wells. They also installed a very large spectator area to hold large events like conference and the Denison Invitational. However, a star deduction with air quality issues over the years. This makes competing much harder. So long Denison University. My son has graduated out of this meet and it will be missed. Not just the facility, but the people and memories it holds.

I was very impressed with The Mitchell Center at Denison University at the Trumbull Aquatic Center…read morethat was added in 2012. The first time that I went there to watch a Special Olympics Powerlifting competition, there was a pool that was smaller than it is now before the Trumbull Aquatic Center was built. The pool is very fast and recently hosted the South Central Regional Swim Meet for Special Olympics Ohio. The lockers were great, except there was no hot water to take a shower possibly due to the weather. I would to come back to the Trumbull Aquatic Center at The Mitchell Center to swim with an alumni person and current team members. Thank you Denison University for the Aquatic Center.

One of the cutest bookstores I've ever been to. Great vibes. Granville's finest…read more I go as often as I can.

Readers Garden is always a delight to stop into -- a must visit destination whenever I'm in…read moreGranville. Kim, the owner is very engaging and helpful with book recommendations. You feel instantly connected to your newest book in a cozy and inviting store.

An affordable option to get general education requirement. I am interested to see what educational…read moreoptions they will have with the new Intel Plant coming.

The school is very racist. They have a poor graduation rate. Don't waste your time attending or…read moreyour money. Better of somewhere else that care about your start to finish. This school is careless. Staff is terribly especially finance aid.

Who does not adore a traditional middle America city in the heartland. When visiting just after…read moreThanksgiving the town was decorated for Christmas. My stay was less than a week, however I enjoyed the downtown square several days. The highlight was their old courthouse decorated top to bottom for the holidays. A lot of foot traffic was a welcome sight as most downtowns have failed. It was exciting to see a local theater too, the Midland. Highlights were the great eateries in the square. In all I tried five local businesses that were fantastic! Barrel & Board, McKenna's Market and Elliot's Wood Fire Pizza were favorites. Not to mention my lodging at the Hilton was just one block from everything. In a time when downtowns have disappeared it was refreshing to see what the City of Newark has accomplished.