They are in need of being updated to a more modern look. Other than that, the ascetic are okay…read more The facility was adequate for graduation. The staff did a decent job. They have a good program for those interested in increasing their education. It is an HBCU.

I won't even attempt to humor you into believing I'm not biased. I bought two T-shirts, one hoodie,…read morea long-sleeved shirt, a jacket and a pair of joggers last week because I went on an "I miss my alma mater" moment. Blame it on wondering if "All American Homecoming" would be renewed. Blame it on the non-fight scenes in "College Hill Celebrity Edition." Or, it could be just that I love my alma mater. I still have a sweatshirt and several T-shirts (and once upon a time an umbrella that I have long ago lost), so I'm a walking talking commercial for this university at least a few times each month. And if you get me on the topic of the (now-retired) librarian Ms. Elizabeth Wilson, I could write a book on how supportive she is/was of graduates! But THIS particular review (because you would never get me to go lower than 5 stars on the school itself, especially around homecoming season and working with some PHENOMENAL teachers) is about the bookstore purchase. I am wary of websites that sell HBCU paraphernalia, but I don't see any wording on there about whether the universities actually get any of the money. I wanted some new college stuff and bought it directly from their site. I was delighted to find out that not only do they have great deals and a reasonable variety, but I blinked and it was shipped. Everything looked neat, packaged well and the tiger emblem on the joggers is AMAZING. The only criticism I could come up with is I didn't like that gawdy, glittery "Lincoln" on the other leg of the joggers. Less than 24 hours later, I'm taking photos and texting my gawdy "Lincoln" leg to everybody so that grudge didn't last long. I was a little confused about sizes though. I once bought a pair of men's jogging pants thinking they'd last longer than women's (and I live in another state). But I look like Kris Kross in the '90s whenever I put these things on. Without a drawstring, they'd be on my ankles (and yes, I still wear them around the house). This time around though, the shirts and hoodies and jackets run a little small. If you usually wear a large, consider an XL. If you're an XL, consider an XXL. Same goes for small and medium. Still, I'm not returning a thing. I still have T-shirts from this bookstore that I bought during homecoming week over a decade ago, so the clothes are good quality.

Affordable price and they did a nice job! I rexommend them…read moreif you want an affordable one but good!

Had facial & shoulder massage. Laura did a really good job. I won't get the oil again though, it…read moreended up in my hair. $60 for both services was a great surprise. Ask for Laura

Had a friend send her little one here and she raves about it. She said it was a great place for her…read morechild and the staff was great. It gave her kid a jump start to kindergarten.