Swem is the sort of place you can't really appreciate until it's not fifty steps from your…read moredoorstep. When you're a college student, you take your library for granted, sometimes -- hey, it's just a place to check out books and make copies and use the computers, right? It's not until you have that diploma in your hand that you realize what you had for four years: a fantastic, state-of-the-art center for knowledge that has an incredible number of resources all under one roof: historic artifacts, an efficient printmaking service, a kick-ass multimedia center, friendly and knowledgable staff, comfortable places to "read and relax," multiple quiet rooms (and noisy floors), independent study spaces, tons of DVDs, and more. Swem knows what it's doing, ladies and gentlemen, and that's even without funding out the wazoo like your hoity-toity private school down the interstate might enjoy. If you're looking for a place to work, study, or play, Swem is it. It's without a doubt the premier university library I've encountered and one of the most, if not the most, essential buildings on the William & Mary campus. ¡Viva Swem!

The employees in Reeder Mwdia Center stayed late so that I could fully export my project from Adobe…read morePremiere. Also showed me how to use the program. Thanks!

ODUPD are Old Dominion University's Police Department, with a team of 52+/- sworn officers…read moresupporting ODU's mission to promote a safe and secure campus, aimed at reducing crime and offering other services. With a 24/7 operation, ODUPD's response time to campus is astounding, considering the office is only about a block away, and officers patrolling the area regularly. There are phones located throughout the campus with a direct line to the department - don't play around to just "see" if it works - these guys will arrive and actually respond within a minute... Some of the services worth noting are the Bicycle Registration program (great if you're a student and rely on your bicycle to get around, if it gets stolen, police have a better chance of finding it for you), SAFE RIDE program, Party Registration for those off campus parties, PA program (patrol aides to assist students and visitors on campus) and also Safety Escorts amongst other services. They're an awesome, friendly and approachable team and are extremely supportive. They collaborate on the daily with students, faculty and staff, and strive to provide the highest level of service. Can't fault them.

I have always seen the cars from this police speeding and sometime. they just park on the grass and…read morewait there! Why do they brake the rules when the are supposed to do the rules?

I've passed by Virginia Wesleyan so many times but never entered the campus until last fall. It's a…read moremuch larger & vibrant campus than I had expected from my viewpoint driving past. There is one gate with a manned checkpoint on the gated campus. I indicated where I was going & the friendly gate keeper gave me exact directions. What I had thought was a small university was actually much bigger, thanks in major part to donations & efforts of philanthropist Jane Batten. My visit was to the Batten Student Center, which was bustling with activity in the evening hours that I was there. It was a beautiful, well equipped place where students could gather, participate in indoor sports & have 2nd story meeting room spaces, The private college has grown in prestige & enrollment in recent years, thanks to the efforts of Jane Batten. In 2026 a major change will come, which is welcomed & applauded by all. In addition to the move of the Virginia Museum for Contemporary Arts to the VWU University campus, the name of the universally will be changed to Batten University. The campus is located on Wesleyan Drive very near the I-64 exit for Northampton Boulevard. A turn to the south on Wesleyan Drive will take one past the entrance gate and main campus. Congratulations to the university on its well deserved increased pathway to the future.

This was a great place to live and learn a decade ago. Scott Miller has ruined its reputation and…read morewarmth. Post graduation, you can expect contact at every possible turn to ask you for donations (though you're probably still paying back the money you gave them initially). Then you can expect to be called mean-spirited for daring to voice an opinion on a topic very dear to you. You can expect flat out lies about valuing honest discourse and open communication. And lastly you can expect an odd feeling of nostalgia for a home that doesn't exist any longer, except for in the friends you made while there. 0/10 Spark Brought, Fire Lit

This condominium is the best kept secret in Norfolk. This waterfront condo is located on the…read morebeautiful, serene Lafayette River. Magnificent views of downtown Norfolk from the higher floors. 24 hour security. Doorman unloads your groceries and packages.

This is a beautiful condominium building with a five star hotel ambiance. The condos are large and…read morecomfortable, and the Algonquin House has guest rooms available at reasonable rates for short term visits to the area, off street parking, a lovely lobby area, 24 hour security, a doorman to help you with bags, a library, and a splendid salt-water pool. The entire building and grounds are pristine and offer a lovely outdoor experience by the water. We were very lucky to find and experience the Algonquin House.

This is where my son and daughter-in-law are stationed. It is ecstatically beautiful to see all the…read moreships and the big ones the small ones to the I forgot what they called them but the ones those little tiny ones that lead them out to see it is so phenomenal and I am eternally grateful for Opportunity of seeing it and on I love my semen and my daughter-in-law, see woman grace be to them always and Godspeed

My first duty assignment was here from 1989-1995 onboard the USS South Carolina CGN-37. It was a…read moregreat ship and times on base were a lot different than I see they are today. Going to the Burger King or Bowling alley was the highlight of our time off. Outside the base you could get a tattoo, get drunk and off course if you were a E- and UP they would sell you a car at a 29% interest rate. The place has changed a lot of the better, but it will always hold a special place in my heart.

*3.5* I genuinely thought my days here were over after under grad was behind me, but here I am…read moreagain chucking out last minute papers while being fueled by caffeine. Pros- I love how quiet this place is and how fast and efficient the computers are. Internet here is never shoddy. Everyone that comes here comes here to study so you really get this studious feel. Minimal distractions. Really the spot for studying. Cons- parking. I don't have classes this semester on campus ! I take most of my classes online or in person at SECEP. This means I don't have a parking pass so guess what !!! I'm always having to bring tons of coins with me and when I'm spending an evening here .. I constantly have to walk out to the meters to put in more coins in and honestly .. it's a hike when you're under a time crunch. Also .. there isn't much metered parking to begin with ? Sometimes I come here (aka finals week) and there's only one metered spot left. Maybe next semester I'll just bite the bullet and buy a parking pass (it's over priced btw in my opinion) for the convenience especially because I really love going here to study but I really hate the parking situation.

If you're a business major you will most likely be visiting this building. Took some classes here…read morewhen I was at TCC, you must have a decal to park here since it is an ODU establishment. For anyone planning on going to TCC and transferring to ODU in the VB area this is something to consider (keep reading). It's also affiliated with NSU, that's as far is I know since I'm not a student there. The classes in currently taking are distance learning and in person. Now that I'm attending ODU, I really learned to appreciate the Higher Ed Center. I commute to ODU's main campus out in Norfolk and it's such a hassle considering the fact that you have to go on the highway, pray you find a parking spot (parking in Norfolk sucks), and make it to class on time. During the winter times the circulation in my legs froze midway walking to the Perry...it's not fun. If you're always on the go, works full time, and wants to save money -attending classes here is your best bet. It's on the smaller side, two stories, they have a tiny ODU/NSU library with computers and tables, Wave Cafe that serves Filipino food, and you can get your parking pass here too ($124/one semester). They do have people that check your decal so beware! I learned my lesson the other day bc I thought I was being slick parking in a discreet area next to a tree. Walked out and saw that darn piece of paper on my windshield and my hard earned $15 bucks out of pocket.

This is the worst toll in VA. Avoid it at all cost. They will scam you even if you have an EZ pass…read more If there is an issue with your EZ pass or you incur a charge for some reason , They won't contact you until they send your account to collections. This toll road is also unnecessary, you don't save enough time to justify the hassle.

Awesome pedestrian path across the bridge. About 2.5 mile round trip. Great way to grab some…read moreelevation during a walk, run or bike There's also a very nice park with restrooms a fishing pier with a bait shop and snack bar and a large boat launch check out the Facebook page and the City Page for different events they have there. Parking is free and plentiful the pathway is advertised to be open from sunrise to sunset but I've never been yelled at for being there early in the morning. Also worth noting the fishing pier does not require a fishing license if you want to use it.

We've been needing our HVAC system replaced for a while. Our experience with R S Andrews has been a…read morepleasant experience. The techs showed up in the time provided. They introduced them self and got right to work. They kept me informed about what was happening. I feel bad that I can't remember their names but I would have them come and do work on my house. It is so nice to have new hvac installed. To the techs I say thank you for your service . Noah and Carl are the techs that did our work.

I have a subscription with RS Andrews to do maintenance on my unit quarterly I believe. Back in…read moreMay when I was getting notices for my scheduled up, I had to contact and inform them due to circumstances I would have to schedule them the 1st of July. I received a notice first that they were coming then shortly after received a notice they were not. I quickly contacted them as their window is from 10 - 2pm. So, you need to be home, you cannot go to work either. No one cared when I called to inform them, but I rescheduled again. The date now scheduled was for 10 July (today). Like last time I received a message this morning and it said someone would be arriving between 10 and 2pm. Then about an hour later another message saying I had to be rescheduled again. Mind you, we pay 30 dollars a month for this non-service. They tell me that due to the volume of repairs they are being called for that regular customers like me who pay monthly have to reschedule. I think the reason is there's not a lot of money to be made in 30 dollars a month subscription when they can make more money servicing new customers and broken systems. Again, I am forced to sit home, not being able to go to work, take care of any other issues as I am at their beck and call. They want to reschedule again not caring that I would need to take another day to wait for the maintenance tech. I asked how I get my money back for failing to meet the requirements under the contract, they gave me a woman's name who would call me back and she has not. I called again and they gave me a Robert Skinner to speak to, and I left a voice mail, and he has failed to call. They tout themselves of providing excellent service and yet fail to meet their obligations to existing customers. I have been bounced around with no effort by anyone thus far to reach out to me. I have called Mr. Skinners line multiple times at 7579984206 he has not shown the professionalism and courtesy to provide a long-term customer with a maintenance contract to call back. I have been told he is sitting at his desk speaking to another customer over an hour ago. WTF. I guess they don't want to pay the 30 dollars that is taken out of my account. Maybe it's time to consider another servicing office. However, I also need to address this with RS Andrews as they should be held accountable. I will be posting on the Better Business Bureaus (BBB) as well to do that as they will reach out to the company and ask them to explain. Well, no one ever called today and since I have no way of contacting someone who can assist, I guess I will start leaving notices online. Let me amend that statement, the support staff who answer phones, direct your calls and submit messages to those who are supposed to call you back, they just refuse?? This will go to the Better Business Bureau (BBB), Consumer Advocates.