Happy 1000th review!!…read more In keeping with the theme, since my 100th review, I reviewed my undergrad Alma mater, for my 1000th I'll review my graduate school! I attended the University of Alabama at Birmingham for my Masters degree in the early 2010s. I have nothing but good things to say about the education I received, the interactions with faculty members (which later led to me securing a full time position post graduation), as well as all of the co-curricular opportunities I was involved with/had offered to me. Yes, parking could be improved on any urban college campus, so I don't think that's necessarily a deal breaker. Thank you for my education and the opportunities that were afforded to me post graduation!

We were here for a 7 on 7 tournament the UAB football program was sponsoring. This pavilion was…read morenice and definitely helped us stay out of the blazing sun. Unfortunately, the weather took a turn for the worse so the tournament was cut short.

This is the best college for younger adults we well as matured adults! The professors and…read moreadministrative staff are always smiling and eager to help you succeed at your dreams.

From the owner: It is Faulkner University's mission to be a distinctively Christian university, where God's Word is…read moretaught and respected, and where students are encouraged to grow in intellect, character and service. The university is now home to five colleges: the Alabama Christian College of Arts and Sciences, the Harris College of Business and Executive Education, the V.P. Black College of Biblical Studies, the College of Education, and the Thomas Goode Jones School of Law. A growing number of degree programs are also offered online, in addition to on-ground programs at our campuses. Faulkner University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award associate, baccalaureate, master and doctorate degrees. Faulkner University's Thomas Goode Jones School of Law is fully approved by the American Bar Association (ABA). Graduates are eligible to sit for the bar exam in any state.

My son was invited to Samford for a football camp. Their football stadium and facilities are really…read morenice. They have done upgrades to the football stadium area over the last few years. If my son were to attend the school, I would definitely be in the crowd supporting.

An amazing college - from every perspective - student, parent, visitor, etc. Always welcomed and…read morealways top notch! Beautiful campus and an asset to Homewood and Birmingham.

My favorite restaurant is the Full Moon BBQ in the Hill Student Center. They are typically busy,…read moreconsidering that it is located in the student center. However, it doesn't take too long for you to order and get your food, depending on the time of day. Expect to wait at least 10 minutes for your food to be ready. The customer service is great! I love talking to the workers because they are always smiling when they see me. I ordered the smoked wings meal that comes with 4 wings, fries, and a drink, along with some white sauce that is absolutely delicious! They are a little pricey, so expect to spend at most 15 dollars on a meal. Although, I wish they would add more wings to the meal since they are pretty expensive. There are few to no COVID-19 precautions. Everything appears to be returning to normal; masks and social distancing are no longer required. Overall, I do recommend eating here!

Invited out to lunch by a coworker. She said she was walking to her ribs. Had no clue where was…read moregoing lol. A couple blocks for work and a place I pass every single day going home. Lol. Went to Bowl Mein bcus I was excited to see it and she had Full Moon. The lines were extremely long but they moved pretty quickly. I had the Lemongrass Beef with Lo a Mein noodles and Steamed Veggies. I also added the Ginger Sauce to the Beef and the noodles and some type of slaw that appeared good lol. The slaw was not all that so I couldn't have lived without it. The Lemongrass Beef was very very tender and I loved every bit of it. The veggies were perfectly cooked and the sauce was soy based and yummy. The noodles weren't the best I've had and were very thick. I'd definitely go back because their were other options that I did want to try.