The Gatton Student Center is a beautiful, spacious common area inside UK's Business School. The…read moremain seating and study area can be accessed by staircase or elevator. A sculpture is extended above the seating area that offers tables and oversized chairs. Lots of natural light comes through the glass ceiling. Also downstairs is a cafe for food and refreshments. It's great to have an option other than Starbucks and not be forced to walk across campus to access the main dining halls. Gatton also boasts over 40 study rooms that can be reserved in advance or in the moment. You can see upcoming booked times for the room so that you can plan ahead to be out prior. The rooms are great for 1-4 people and offer a big screen for projection. Another cool area in the Business School is the stock exchange room. Rates for company stocks float across the screen similar to Wall Street.

Awesome! Great selection. Friendly staff. There's even an allergy friendly zone. My kids loved it!…read moreWe were here on a Saturday afternoon and there was brunch. The brunch was yummy. I enjoyed the salad bar. My husband enjoyed the nacho bar. There's something for everyone !

Ok, go ahead and get your laughter over with! This is a review of a college by a mom!…read more The first visit my son and I made to Centre College was great! It was Spring Break; the students were gone and we had an admissions rep all to ourselves (our little group consisted of three potential students and two parents). Great tour, beautiful campus! Everything was updated, clean, attractive. Our questions were answered promptly and with authority. I do recall there is a big emphasis on studying abroad as my son was very interested in this. Flash forward to an "accepted students" weekend event. Tour was fine, information sessions were helpful, but could the admin not keep the current students from drinking on the college lawn while there were prospective students and families there? I'm hardly a prude...did my partying over four years on two college campuses in Tennessee, but I thought a "visitor weekend" should have been a little better orchestrated! Worked itself out...my son chose Wake Forest. Maybe they party just as much, but I sure didn't see it on our visit weekend!

Beautiful college campus with a pleasant rolling hills, tree rich campus featuring many well…read moremaintained buildings and occasional artwork. Would seriously consider sending a well prepared, serious student to this school.

What a horrible school to go to. I graduated here with my M.A. in psychology years back and this…read moreone time a cop literally tried to Fucking arrest me because they thought I was loitering in the theater that I literally have a school I.D. To prove I go there LOL. Tuition is like 10K a semester. Why would anybody want to come here!

Transylvania University is a great liberal arts college. I graduated there in 2000 and while things…read morehave definitely grown on campus, more buildings, more sports activities, it's still the same beautiful campus I remember. They do have sororities and fraternities and I think house about 1100 or so students now. I love that they expanded, but wish they had added the equestrian team when I was there instead of 12 years later. It has a great history and is located close to downtown which makes it easy to walk places.

My daughter is transferring in as a junior from a Catholic high school in North Carolina. The staff…read moreat LCHS has bent over backwards to make this as easy a transition as possible. They've made us feel so welcome, and they are genuinely excited over her arrival. Anna Mullis and Lea Anne Box walked us through each step of the process. They patiently answered all our questions, and we had lots! We are truly looking forward to the next few months and senior year at LCHS.

The school, the teachers, the curriculum and the spirit itself is top notch! My daughter graduated…read morefrom here many years ago and now my grandson is there. He is thriving academically, personally, athletically and most importantly spiritually. He was a kid last year and now he's a fine young man! I attribute the school for a large portion of this. I have 3 more to follow and I hope and pray they have the success he is experiencing. God Bless the teachers, the Administration, the Coaches, volunteers and everyone within the walls of this fine institution. I appreciate and Thank You!

Very beautiful campus. At the stadium for a track meet and it looks very new. I don't know anything…read moreabout the school but the facilities are really nice.

Beautiful college campus which is very pedestrian friendly. Well lit and secure. Walking paths are…read morewide, flat, and asphalt or concrete. Many beautiful statues and interesting things to see. A must see.

EKU Alumni Coliseum…read more I've spent many a happy hour inside the Eastern Kentucky University Alumni Coliseum! I return to visit as often as I am able. I always call it the arena. Starting in 1968 I saw music concerts that are historic now. In the early 70's I saw the Temptations, The Spinners, Earth Wind and Fire, and more. I can't remember all the shows now. I've tried to find a list of the shows at the EKU Coliseum but haven't located a list yet. I hope they have historical information. I attended other shows I'm sure and probably a basketball game. I'm not much of a basketball fan. I spent a lot of time swimming in the pool. Since my friends and family still live in the area I visit when I go to Richmond. I'm giving it Five Stars because I've never been disappointed. I hope other people can have the happy memories after their time spent at the Alumni Coliseum. If you live nearby like I did you know about the activities offered in this beautiful old venue. A little history: Built in 1963, the Paul S. McBrayer Arena located inside Alumni Coliseum, is capable of seating around 6,500 people in both chair-back seats and on wooden benches (8,000 for concerts) arranged in a horseshoe shape, facing a wall at the right side of the arena where staging is usually set up for events. The arena's ceiling is made completely of wooden beams and is believed to be the largest of its kind in existence. It was named for the former EKU Men's Basketball Coach Paul McBrayer who compiled a record of 219-144.

My review of Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) is focused on their athletic amenities. I visited…read moreEKU to attend the State Track Meet for Special Olympics of Kentucky and was mostly pleased with what they offer. It's a nice looking campus and features a number of older buildings mixed with some newer ones. There's also plenty of green space. EKU Athletics features the Roy Kidd Football Stadium as well as outdoor track facilities; softball and baseball fields; an indoor basketball arena; and a natatorium. Although EKU offers all these options, most of their facilities are outdated/worndown and arena-style seating is limited (example: there was only about 10 rows of bleacher-style seating at the track field). Still, EKU is a good option for sporting events!

I came to Southside Elementary for the Run2Adopt (http://run2adopt.org) 5K & Fun Run. Great…read morelocation for this time of event. Helps raise funds and awareness for Central KY families in the process of adoption.

This has definitely been the absolute only School I have ever truly enjoy going to. Todd is great…read moreso down to earth and intelligent and passionate owner and He has created an amazing system to teaching and creating you into a very knowledgeable and quick bartender. He shares the ins and outs of this business shares not only the book side of Bartending but gives you that on the job hustle and how to be successful and what to look for; pay attention to; how you learn to sell yourself. By perfecting your craft which is a reflection of you. I highly recommends his place if your wanting to try something new Learn a new trade or just going with the flow of life. This place as well offers a lot of new experience even out side of the students in this school. They are creative and innovative people here always creating and taking Bartending and the many drinks to the Next Level of this Art of Bartending!!! Check them Out!

Absolutely loved my time at the Lexington Bartending School. They do a great job of not only…read moreteaching you the classic recipes and proper garnishing for drinks, but also creating a community that you can rely on. While I was still attending classes, I was given the opportunity to bartend at a charity event through the school and made more money in that one event than it actually cost to attend the school. Definitely recommend this to anyone who is even remotely interested in bartending!