Neighborhood Housing is located on the ground floor of the Union, room WG85. You can also sign up for our e-newsletter, follow us on social media, and more to stay in the loop about things students who live off-campus need to know. Visit the Department of Neighborhood Services‘… Read More
Sign up to volunteer for Move-Out sorting and the PantherCycle Free Store! If you are having issues submitting the answers to join PantherCycle, please contact the PantherCycle admin team at panthercycle-group@uwm.edu. PantherCycle is an opportunity for students living on and… Read More
1 mile from UWM Kenwood campus 6,000-10,000 students live within 1 miles of campus at 3,080 addresses 1 mile radius: 3,080 addresses (40%) Less than 40 minute walk Less than 15 minute bus ride Less than 10 minute drive Includes… Read More
Students have found themselves evicted, homeless or in rentals with terrible issues. We want to help you make the best choice possible. Request a free background check on any landlord or property from the NHO by emailing us the name… Read More
Drop bulky items off at a Drop-Off Center* (Will also take electronics, appliances, and tires for recycling.) North Milwaukee: Milwaukee DPW Self-Help Center 6660 N Industrial Road Milwaukee, WI 53223 South Milwaukee: Milwaukee Lincoln Ave Self-Help Center 3879 W Lincoln Ave… Read More
Milwaukee in Photos Check out some views of the area ready for your exploring! Restaurant Map There are many great restaurants in the UWM area with food options ranging from burgers and fries to Japanese cuisine. Every Day Needs Map… Read More
Google Maps is a great way to get directions for walking, biking, driving and public transit! Bublr Bikes at UWM Rent a bike to ride around the city! Milwaukee County Transit System Ride any MCTS bus free with your M-Card… Read More
Put unwanted items to good use through one of the services below: PantherCycle PantherCycle is an opportunity for students living on and off-campus to give away unwanted household furniture, decorations, clothes, etc (see guidelines for acceptable items). We encourage students… Read More
The City of Milwaukee noise ordinance states that an owner of a property (residential, commercial, rental or owner occupied) may not have a noise nuisance on their property. Point source noise (factories, equipment on commercial buildings, etc.) is measured and… Read More
Milwaukee ordinances prohibit the sale of alcohol or cups at parties. Fines for an illegal tavern can range between $500 and $2000, with additional tickets for providing alcohol to minors citations. Serving underage drinkers can lead to stiff penalties. Remember,… Read More