Alright, I'm going to start by explaining I am rating this from a mom's point of view, not an avid…read morereader who frequents the library often! This is a nice library, though their parking lot could use a bit of expanding. It's small and quaint, but they have a nice selection of books. I have honestly seen better in the area, but for a small town library, it's as good as it should be. Their children's program's are off the chart, though. They have something most days of the week, and their toddler music classes are phenomenal! Miss Terry (I hope I'm spelling her name right) is wonderful with the children, and her class is similar quality to the one I paid a lot of money to attend when my older daughter was one. This one is free! My girls love it (though we haven't been in a while) and I would highly recommend checking their programs out. You won't be disappointed.

This library reminds of like a Smurf cottage. It's SUPER SMALL, like maybe improbably small for a…read morelibrary, but it is charming in a way. The staff did recently did a "Stuffie Sleepover," where kids brought their stuffed animals and dropped them off to sleep overnight, where they had fun and did activities. When you picked the stuffies up the following day, there were pictures and surprises; (like a xerox copy of the stuffies tushies....a joke that my 6 year absolutely didn't understand, but the Misses and I laughed at.) I thought it was a very cute idea, and kids got to hear some bedtime stories with their stuffies. I think they need better signage, as we KNEW where it was, and still drove past it twice.

Our new public library is far from modern, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. The building…read moreitself is charming with a stone exterior and a pretty backyard with benches. The hours are odd, but accessible with evening hours. Some days they don't even open until 3. But then again that's practical for families with kids. I haven't quite figured out a logic to the layout. Upstairs seemed to have nonfiction, travel and romance novels? Head down the back stairs into a cozy subterranean space that is mostly kid-oriented, although there's definitely some adult fiction as well. Overstuffed armchairs, lots of little kid and YA books, a Thomas train area (!), plus some homework tables make it a very inviting space. I can see myself chilling out comfortably while the kids play and browse the stacks.

My daughter just graduated from Rowan University. She had a…read moregreat experience. I personally love the campus and think it is one of the best values for education in NJ. If there is one downside, housing can be a challenge. There is not enough of it and by Junior or senior year students need to find off campus housing.

As a parent, I've been disappointed with some aspects of my child's learning experience at Rowan…read moreUniversity. One of the biggest challenges has been that several professors are difficult for students to understand the broken English, which has negatively impacted their ability to keep up with coursework. When we raised these concerns with advisors, we were told that nothing could be done, and we found them generally unhelpful in finding solutions. Parents should be aware that students may face struggles in getting the support they need, both in the classroom and from advising staff. I expected more responsiveness from the university in addressing issues that directly affect student success. This may be a problem nationally but it definitely is a problem there.

Great kids section. My son loves all the graphic novels. The staff are always so friendly and sweet.read more

RUN, don't walk to another place of higher education!! You will thank me later!! I made a HUGE…read moremistake by attending this poor excuse of a (alleged) college. I spent thousands of dollars on classes that could not be transferred to a four-year college, because the credits didn't match the level of any four-year college. I have every rejection letter stating that I could not transfer. I started over at a four-year college and spent years earning my B.A. I would strongly encourage anyone to do the same. NEVER go to a community school. You will regret it as I did!!

Hats off to the Jersey Men and Women in uniform, health care workers, NJ Dept of Health, and…read morevolunteers for running this covid-19 vaccine site like a fine tune assembly line.   And for Rowan College for making this site available. I went to https://covidvaccine.nj.gov/ to register got an e-mail to make an appointment and I picked the south jersey center because my locale Bergen site had no slots left or are just incompetent in the role of a vaccine distributor. It was easy, you get in line, show your appointment Q-code and stream into one building and out the other, were comfortable footwear, and those with disabilities will get an assisted ride around the site. It took about 35 minutes including the 15-minute observation period after my Pfizer shot. They automatically will send you a reminder to schedule your second dose after 20 days as per CDC.

This bookstore is a front for Rowan brand marketing, with sportswear racks competing for up to half…read moreof the cubic footprint. A few tables on the escalated second floor provide a respite from the tawdry and not-so-well appointed, in-store Starbucks at the front door.

Book selection & Rowan apparel is fine. There is an upstairs area with desks that you can stuff &…read moreread at but I personally don't recommend it... mainly because the escalators constant squeaking will give you a headache. Just come here for your textbooks, books & apparel and get out sadly. Always looking for a nice spot to read and this just didn't tick the boxes this time. Music choices are fine, mostly playing top 100 pop songs - nothing too jumpy.

Just when I thought that Rowan University was ""just the school " for people to come and learn, I…read moream proved wrong. I am quite impressed with their science center and planetarium. My husband and I went on a date night to see Laser gaga and not only discovered what a beautiful campus with extensive buildings and so much opportunity to learn and grow but it's well put together and well lit and very safe. People are nice people stop and say hello and it's very inviting. If I could go back 20 years I would definitely choose Rowan as a school to further my education it's beautiful