Crews are putting the final touches on the new glass panels that will bring more natural light into the atrium of the Student Union. (UWM Photo)
The second floor overlook of the atrium now has more seating. New monitors displaying campus news and events will be located throughout the union. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)
Students can now study in the space between the newly renovated Panther Shop and campus bookstore. (UWM Photo)
New study space was created on the street level, facing Kenwood Blvd. Students can study, lounge and enjoy the increased amount of natural light. (UWM Photo)
Construction continues on the Wisconsin Room. The space is being transformed with reconfigurable walls and light wood paneling. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)
Study space is available on the third floor. Electrical outlets are strategically spaced in the room to make them more accessible for students. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)
Renovated study spaces are available on the second floor of the union. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)
The Kenwood Blvd entrance is getting a makeover. The addition of windows will allow more natural light to come int. (UWM Photo/Troye Fox)
The UWM Student Union renovation has entered the home stretch of construction.
Student resources are moving back into their newly renovated offices. The renovation added more studying and lounging spaces, and the addition of large windows will let in more natural light.
The two-year, $40.5 million renovation project is the first major renovation of the union since it was expanded 35 years ago.
Work is still ongoing throughout spring semester and summer. Construction is expected to be done in Fall 2023.
