This library is one of the greatest I have been to. It is beautiful, calming, and even has a nice…read moreview of a steam behind it. There is a decent amount of seating and there is a room that can be used for meetings. Additionally, the staff are all kind and inviting.

I've spent only a little time in this small-town library, but it is lovely. Beautiful design,…read moreinside and out. Chairs and fireplace near the front door form a relaxing spot to read and/or write. And, if the weather is decent, you can wander Miner Park "out back" before or after your visit.

Family's favorite library since 1991! Great place to visit for checking out the latest magazines…read more(Scientific American, Psychology Today, etc.), newspapers (local, national), books of various genres, media materials, video games, DVD movies, computing equipment (laptops, wifi hotspots) and more. Time quickly elapses while here especially doing jigsaw puzzles.

Book drop off. Outside drop box. Easy, convenient and quick. Parking lot is congested so be careful…read moremaneuvering .

The Edwardsville Public Library is one of the best libraries in the area. They have so many things…read moreto use and check out. Libraries have become more than just books and this place is all about it! Their youth library is amazing and the staff is always so helpful!

I cannot say enough great things about this library. It's truly one of my favorite things about…read morethis town. Such a great spot for resources. Whether it's renting an item, or checking our a book! They have a great selection. And everyone is super friendly. I also love coming in here to do work when I can. Everyone should utilize this place if they live here!

It's a really helpful little library. They have most of the amenities of a larger branch and…read moreit's easy to locate things. All the staff I have interacted with have been wonderful!

Anytime I have needed our library it has always been very helpful I've never had problems getting…read moreon a computer are asking for advice or even sending a fax the workers are very pleasant and eager to help

I am so impressed with the incredible efficiency of all those involved with the 2024 election. The…read moreupdates in the Absentee Satellite Lookup site via the St. Louis County app made it an easy decision to drive a little further. The parking was easy and there were officers on hand directing the traffic. The library was calm and the signage to the area to vote was easy to follow. Getting through the process took less than five minutes. The longest part was filling in both sides of the ballot! Thank you to everyone involved in the voting process! I will definitely be back to vote!

I am going to give them a good review. They are doing some renovations to it also. I think it…read morewill be bigger and badder. Can't wait! I don't frequent the library often but it is always nice to know we have one available for use and one that tries to upgrade.

I enjoy coming to the public library at Jamestown Bluffs. As always, it's quiet, has plenty of…read morecomputers, seating, quiet rooms and a vast variety of books, movies, and games you can check out. They have a few boards located near the entrance that tells you about all of the upcoming events, and resources available. There's parking out front, and the library staff are so helpful.

The furthest flung branch of the SLCL system, it also has a really nice stitch/quilting group. I've…read moremade some good progress on what I optimistically termed my "covid" project. If not for these craft groups, I'd still be in the beginning stages 5 years on. I look forward every month to seeing the ladies at the group! Ill also be making use of the study rooms that SLCL offers. Here or other branches.

Maybe I'm biased because I got my BS here and I'm on the Alumni Association board, but I guess I…read moresay involved because this school was great when I was a student and fun to visit as a resident of the surrounding community. When I was a student here, I was injured and couldn't go to class for 6 weeks. To allow me to stay a full-time student, the school sent someone to my house to administer tests and quizes and collect my homework. I only had to take one incomplete (had to do in-class presentation) even though I was laid up for weeks. The education I got has given me great opportunities in my career. As a visitor, I love the Gardens, paved trails, and unpaved bike trails for walking my dog. There's also programs (i.e., Arts & Issues) for the community to attend. If you haven't seen the campus in a while, you should drive through and see all of the new buildings going up. Just be sure to keep it to 25mph and stop for the pedestrians. Oh yeah, and beware of the geese.

I suppose it's generally true that most universities enrich their surrounding communities in many…read moreways, some recognized and some not. When I pause to think about all that SIUE offers to E'ville residents, it's really quite a package. I have family members and friends among alumni and faculty, and they are better suited than I to comment on the educational experience. Personally, I occasionally go to concerts, lectures, and games. On a more regular basis, I use Lovejoy Library, the Gardens and associated trails for walking/biking, and Cougar Lake, which actually has better fishing than most people realize (caught a BIG largemouth bass there just yesterday). At this juncture, my yelpin' desire to give props conflicts with my fisherperson instinct to preserve the best water. You'll have to find the fish yourself!

==Service: 5 Star== Students will have the best service here…read morein this college. They have all the students need to complete their assignment even if you are home, students can access the library online. LC staffs are really friendly and they are willing to help student to achieve a better in their classes. There is a lot of campus activity if the student love this kind of thing. For sport they have almost have all of it. There is some classes that are just offered in edwardsville campus. students are really force to go there and take their classes. -Tips:- If you are struggling on writing, you can access the writing center in the library at the main building. They are very nice and friendly, and will help you a lot. I recommend the students go to the student success center because it is free and they will really help you a lot in your studies. be more active on activities so that will make students resume pretty. ==Atmosphere: 5 Star== This place is so clean. One thing that is bothering for some students is that some building are old and every time you step on the floor students will hear a creaking sound. ==Cost: 4 Star== The cost is perfect for everyone its not that high and not too low. it will cause you around $1300 - $2000 per semester. They accept Financial Aid, scholarship and other grants. ==Instructor: 4 Star== I encounter the best teacher in this campus. but some of my friends didn't. That is the reason why I scored this as 4 star. In my two years studying on this campus, all of the Instructor are very nice and approachable when a student need help. -Tips: I recommend Jim Price for being an awesome film art teacher, Dr. Gerald Mozur for logic reasoning, Jenny Margarida for English, Coral Kimble on Math, and Pat Rzewnick for speech class, If you're taking calculus. I recommend Fred Sexton, Open book exam. And he is very approachable and helpful. Note: This is just my previous instructor that are very helpful and nice. It is your choice to pick this instructor or not. I am not responsible for anything.

Worst school ever, all of the staff act like they do not have common sense, they send you emails…read moreabout tuition one day and then the very next day will drop you, the college apartments are nasty asf they have roaches and no one ever cleans up after themselves, Highly do not recommend.