Been here many times and I really enjoy it. Staff is helpful and the place is clean. The children's…read morearea has toys and they have story times and activities.

My fiancé and I are both students. When I come to visit her in Forest Grove, PU Library is my…read morefavorite place to study. It's large, clean, and has ample areas to settle into a cave of books. It has 3 floors with a variety of study areas ranging from small private rooms, large single person desks with some privacy, to open areas with large, multi-seating desks. And best of all, people are respectful of their noise level.

Nice place to study. I wish they opened earlier on the weekends though!! 12 pm is late to have to…read morewait to get my study sesh on... Other than that this is a pretty sweet place to be. Fireplaces, couches, high ceilings, and natural light galore!

Small and great. Super clean and full of all the amenities you would find at any other large…read morelibrary. What makes it better is that it's part of the Shute Park, that includes a large play structure, the aquatic center, green areas and a parking lot that accommodates about 30 cars. You can spend a whole day with the family here, full of fun and healthy activities. There's a family restroom by the children's area, a large meeting room as well as a few small meeting rooms. Internet is free and desks have electric outlets so you can work here comfortably. You may bring food and drinks in. A computer training room is available, with about 29 computers and a projector. Since it's a small library, the selection of books and movies is limited, but that doesn't stop people from coming to enjoy a quiet, relaxing and entertaining place to read or browse on the Internet.

This library is the best one ever! Friendly staff! Lots of books, movies, games, board games, video…read moregames, records to check out! A very nice location and so awesome!

Hadn't visited this library before until this month, and now I've been a couple of times in the…read morepast two weeks. Seems geared toward kids -- 75% of the stacks are picture books, early readers, etc. And a good portion of those are bilingual and non-English materials (mostly Spanish). There's also a play area (play kitchen), duplos, bins full of board books, and coloring pages. And, yes, there is a hand sanitizer. The adult section is tucked into one nook -- this is where you'll find fiction, NF, graphic novels, and YA. Like any library there are computers; wasn't too busy on a late Saturday morning. Bonus for easy parking (lot and street) and the park right across the way! We'll probably end up going to the big sibling Brookwood location more often, just for proximity and larger size of its collection, but this branch isn't half bad.

Hats off to a great library. With a good board game collection besides books, the library offers…read moreother services such as notary service. I love their interiors which is quite updated with technology.

I had an eye exam there and they made prescription glasses in just one eye and left the other lens…read moreas a blank! I called and said I can't see out of the glasses I purchased. They would not help me . I went up their chain of command and the top person laughed in my face! Never fixed it . They said I asked for the lens to be like that! What a joke of a school ! If I could give them a negative star I would

My review is for the dental clinic, which I visited as a patient a couple of times…read more The Good: They work with people of limited financial means. It's a teaching clinic and you are helping the students refine their craft. The students in my experience are lovely people. The Neutral: The students are refining their craft - they may not know to elevate your head just a bit if you're having trouble with the water jet cleaning tool. The Bad: The administration. They allow patients NO agency as to their own care. You either accept their treatment regimen, or you're out the door. This means LOTS of xrays. Unwarranted head xrays aren't my idea of a good time, so I'm no longer a patient. If they're worried about liability around not having xrays, why don't they have the patient sign a waiver?

The MFA program was great, however three years later I am trying to make a start deadline for my…read moredoctorate at another school, and asked the registrar and the MFA program director if someone would send a quick note confirming I graduated because I live below the poverty line and needed that documentation only one week before I was able to order official transcripts. I politely explained I wasn't asking in lieu of the official document, but they wouldn't budge and they the registrar treated me as spam with only a second email. I'd think a school would be more willing to help alumni - It's good if you're not poor.

Not worth the cost of admission. But at least the president makes my entire outstanding student…read moreloan balance in a month, so someone is eating good. It just isn't me.

The facilities are a bit small, but I enjoy stopping by here after class. The students pretty much…read morekeep to themselves, and the weight racks and machines are always clean and tidy. I wish there were better storage options for bags and things in the weight room though! There are only about 16 cubbies for the entire gym... Definitely not enough on a busy day!