We were here to see the University of Wyoming play and had a couple of hours pregame to walk around…read moreand take a look at the campus. UA seems like pretty tight knit school. The buildings and athletic fields that we saw were all very well kept up and in close proximity, making everything a very short walk. Folks here were very nice and gracious towards the folks rooting for Wyoming. Two thumbs up!

The University of Akron wants to be a fifth rate college with first rate athletics. Everyone is…read moreoverworked and unhappy. It is super unclear what the mission of the university is, other than sports. The academics are community college level, but the price is a research-based state university. You can get the same education for much less at a community college.

Whole heck of a lot nicer than when was there in the 90's. Miss the Creamery though. Great…read morebowling alley, a lot of restaurants and great use of space. The University really has changed for the better. Glad to be an alumnist and soon to have 3 students there. My youngest just got accepted and already invited to a legacy gathering. Guess so. Also makes me proud of all the good changes that have been made over the years. I'm a proud Parent and Family Association board member as well!

The University of Akron's Student Union is amazing! They have lot of food for students to choose…read morefrom, pool tables, bowling, a Starbucks... it was just a great place to hang out or study! I frequently hung out around the Starbucks area, whether it was to socialize or work. Just a great area, awesome vibes, and a very energetic atmosphere! I miss this place!

I had been looking for a flight school for my teenage son, who aspires to be a pilot, and I came…read moreacross American Winds on Groupon. With such a great deal, I couldn't pass it up. When I called to get information and to schedule the lesson, I was overwhelmed by the amount of information I was given. The woman asked about my son's height and weight to determine the plane he would be assigned. Being tall and thin, she told me he would fly a Warrior, which is a low-wing plane. She told me the fuel and taxes were an additional $44 and an additional rider would be $30- can't go wrong with either! She told me that if he was interested in getting his license he should have an FAA log book. So, I bought him one for his 17th birthday and told him he was going to fly the following morning. Hey couldn't believe it! We arrived at our scheduled time and met his pilot, Josh, who is a recent graduate from Kent State. He asked if I would be flying with them and I said I hadn't planned on it. My son, however, wanted me to and what mom would pass on that?! We flew over West Branch and the surrounding area- all the while getting continuous, in-dept flight instruction and information. I sat behind the two of them taking pictures with a happy heart. Josh provided my son with so much instruction that impressed us both. He treated us with so much respect and professionalism that would impress anyone. After the flight, Josh made the first entry in my son's log book, which was so cool! This was such a fantastic experience from beginning to end. I hope to return and highly recommend American Winds to anyone interested in becoming a pilot.

From the owner: We are a private air charter that specializes in serving individuals and small- to medium-sized…read morebusinesses who need an economical charter flight alternative. We feature the Piper Seneca II, which is 60% more cost-effective than commercial airlines and traditional charter jets.

This is where I went to school for my degree in massotherapy! A lovely place with a fantastic staff…read moreand teachers that are well knowledged in the various aspects of massage anatomy physiology and everything you could hope for to succeed in this field! I came all the way from Los Angeles to get my degree here!!