The Pros: I like the fact that this library is located right next to the metro station. It's also…read morea very modern facility, and nearly half of the second level is dedicated for desktop computer work stations. They have private study rooms that can be reserved by residents. I'm not clear if there is a cost associated with that, because I haven't yet tried to reserve a space. It's also more quiet on the second level compared with the first level which is geared more towards children. The Cons: The library is small, and I could not find a desk when I got there. I've been to two other libraries in the city which provide significantly more space. With no available empty table, I sat at a computer work station desk and tried to navigate space for my laptop.

I love libraries. The Tenleytown public library is among the many where I have ducked in for an…read morehour between business appointments. It works well for that purpose. Although some are critical of the vibe here, I cannot say I have found, on three visits, that is inferior to others in the system, or even discernibly different. I tend to select my retreat based on location, whatever is convenient to the last meeting or the next meeting. I would not criticize this venue. The city must have started a giant renovation project. So many of the branches have bright, well designed, tasteful furnished renovations. It does get a bit hot here. On the scale of concerns, with looming catastrophe from climate change, that hardly ranks as more than a quibble.

Brand new (120 million) campus with very WHITE interior. Reminds me of a sensory deprivation…read morechamber. Everything was very clean and sterile feeling. The entire campus is in one block. You can get from building to building easily and everyone seamed very pleasant. Finding your way about is a bit of a challenge due to it being very new. There were paper signs are up currently waiting for the final ones to be put up. The staff was very helpful and the library was great. It even has a sun deck off the library to get some fresh air when you wish. It looks like my daughter will be coming to this school and the more I have talked about in around DC the more people have praised it.

Amazing new campus! There are five moot court rooms, a spacious new library, and top of the line…read moreeveeything. It makes a great venue for conferences and competitions. The only complaint I have is that the signage is not clear and it is difficult to navigate the campus if you are a first time visitor. Convenient to the metro (red line) and bus stops.

Brightly lit multistory library with communities meeting rooms, a book sale rack, and clean…read morerestrooms, albeit without potable water or restrooms on the main floor!!! Librarians are really helpful, although automation is replacing a lot of their functions - while it frees them to concentrate on other tasks, it might also render them obsolete.

Beautiful space but the staff is really rude and unhelpful for people with children. Printing is…read morealso extras difficult here

I love the food here, as well as the ambience! I also absolutely love buying books from this local…read morebookstore and definitely recommend to any locals or visitors.

Staff is SO KNOWLEDGEABLE -- in children's section two people could immediately connect stories to…read morethe interests I described! The environment in the store is lovely too! I just ordered on line - easy too!

This is a review of public access to DHS, not the way DHS accomplishes its mission…read more I took a taxi from downtown DC to an appointment at DHS. The taxi driver had never been there before and didn't know the procedures to drop off a passenger. It sure didn't help when the guard started shouting at the taxi driver instead of calmly explaining what he wanted him to do. Once inside the visitor processing office, the folks were relatively easy going and pleasant. Note: American University Park is not a part of DC where taxis cruise the streets, especially on rainy days. After the meeting, I finally walked to Massachusetts Avenue where after another five minutes a taxi picked up this wet passenger.

To be clear this is a review of the facility and parking and not a review of how DHS does business…read more I came here a couple of times for meetings with my GOVT customer. Since I am a Defense Contractor I have to get a badge and go through their security. I must say they are very polite and efficient. They get you screened and badged up rather quickly. The issue with this location in parking. They do not have visitor parking and there is not even enough parking for those who work daily in the facility which has several BLDG's. I have had to circle around for over 10 minutes hoping for an open spot on the road in front of the facility both times I have came here. I will now add 30 minutes onto my schedule to allow for me to find parking when I come here. The facility is made up of a hodge podge of BLDG's that are in OK shape. Since DHS is a fairly young entity the BLDG's were renovated when they took them over. I don't mid coming here except for the parking issues. I guess you could Uber here but it is kinda of out of the way from hotels and would be expensive. I didn't see any taxis around either.

I got a degree from this school and it was a complete waste of time and money. I am now in debt…read morefor 30 years with student loans for a degree that is unusable. I never got a job related to my degree and the school did not do anything to help me get a job. Their Career Center is useless. I have never known anyone who got a paying job through the American University Career Center. The Professors I had were also useless. Many of them teach directly from antiquated text books. They do not teach you any technology of any kind and they never taught us any programs that you would need to know for employment purposes. You take an Economics class and they do not teach you how to use econometric software programs. Their curriculum is something out of the 1960s. This school has had several large scandals over the years with school Presidents. Google Richard Berendzen and you can read about his disgusting behavior. The school would not fire him. He was allowed to keep his job as a professor at the school. Also Google Benjamin Ladner. He was another school President.

So excited that both my kids will be attending this excellent college! The great news came today,…read moremy daughter was excepted with scholarships! Her over 105 GPA paid off ! She fell in love with this college right away. My son got excepted into the SIS program, school of international study. My daughter will major in psychology. She started school at 4 and was reading at 3.She is still unsure of her law degree she also wants to get but she has plenty of time. I'm so proud that next year I'll have two kids in the same prestigious college with tons of history.

Super convenient post office to my mom's house, and have been numerous/thousands of times. It seems…read morelike they're still adjusting to Covid being endemic though as they have all this signs up still about their restrictions when things were worse and the entire section where the clerk is is sectioned off behind a newer glass wall. The line was long today, but I had a good podcast and wasn't in a hurry. Thing is though, with 3 or 4 people in front of me and 2 working on other packages inside , it could've helped to briefly have a second attendant. When I talked to her she was very cordial. Also, it's always dark in there and it looks closed when you walk by. Inside the door that looks like it's for passport appointments is falling apart and the stand of packaging supplies seems to be blocking a good number of P.O. Boxes. The interior needs a makeover badly. Basically, it's a good post office, they just need to take down the plexiglass wall they put in during COVID and do some little renovations. There's money here in Cleveland park.

Based on what other reviewers are saying, I assume Tonya is the person I've encountered at this…read morepost office multiple times. She is belligerent and passive aggressive. While clerks at other POs will adhere the certified mail sticker to your package, the clerk here won't take it unless you've affixed it to your letter in exactly the right place. Given that I send certified mail about once every 5 years, it's not like I know where the perfect spot is. The instructions on the wall she points to are inadequate, especially if your eyesight isn't perfect.

Location is dirty and a complete mess. With exception to two people, the staff are never present or…read morealso a mess and unprofessional. Even the simplest actions will take longer than the DMV. And prices have all increased of course.

I have used this post office quite a bit over the years. I believe it is the largest in the…read morevicinity. I write to say it is possible, unlike at many other venues, to find a space in their parking lot. Well, for that matter, it has a parking lot. That by itself may recommend it to you. The wait time is, in my estimation, maybe slightly better than at some of the smaller alternatives. I would not drive here just to mail a box. I would, however, plan a set of errands as one does, in order to use this facility in the course of checking off that list of to-does.