Kenwood Campus UWM's main campus (called the Kenwood campus) is located near the intersection of North Maryland Avenue and East Kenwood Boulevard on Milwaukee's East Side. Principal academic buildings and labs, Mitchell Hall (see photo album page), the library (see photo album page), Student Union (see photo album page), The KIRC (see photo album page), and most residence halls are on the main campus.

	The East Side has some great Walk Scores approaching 100. It is convenient to live car-free and attend UWM.1
	There is a very good system of bicycle trails in Milwaukee. See the county "Oak Leaf Trail" and Milwaukee By Bike.
	Bublrbikes.com bike-sharing provides self-service bike rental stations where you can pick up a bike, ride it, and return it to any other station. There are bublr bike stations throughout Milwaukee and three on UWM's main campus.
	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS)2 serves UWM main campus with over 10 bus lines. Students can get a UPASS which looks like an MCard but will allow current UWM students to ride any MCTS bus for no charge. UWM Faculty and staff can get a Commuter Value Pass (CVP). Note that you can load a bicycle on a rack at the bus front, so you can use your bicycle to complete your trip.
	The ProwlLine is a circulating bus for UWM students from the main campus to residence halls: Cambridge Commons, Riverview, and Kenilworth Square.
	BOSS is safe ride service available to UWM students and serves the main campus as well as parts of the east side of Milwaukee, Riverwest, and Shorewood.
	Wisconsin Coach Lines connections includes UWM's main campus.
	Badger Bus serves UWM's main campus on selected days.
	You can use car-sharing in Milwaukee: Zipcar and Zimride for UWM provide memberships. 3
	You can use Uber, lyft, TAXIMKE.com (app), BidRide, or yellow pages.

Footnotes

1. My advice to anyone attending any college: do not have a car. Live on or near campus and focus entirely on your studies and the life of the campus. Being car-free helps you do that. I attended UWM for graduate school and taught at UWM entirely car-free (and debt-free).
2. This is a very good bus system. The system offers real-time tracking online or by text message. There are services for special events--festival buses as well as special buses out to home games of the Milwaukee Brewers and Bucks.
3. The City of Milwaukee and its residents give away free parking spots around the campus to encourage students to drive and park there. I do not recommend taking or using a car or this subsidy at all while attending UWM.

Hefter Center The Hefter Center is a conference center owned by UWM at 3271 N Lake Drive. It hosts special events, conferences, and some classes of UWM's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.

	You can walk to the Hefter Center from the main campus. From the nearest MCTS bus stop at Hartford and North Downer Avenue, it is about 500 meters, or about a 5-minute walk.
	BOSS is safe ride service available to UWM students and serves the Hefter Center.

Riverview, Cambridge Residence Halls and Kenilworth Square UWM students can choose to live at residence halls on either side of the Milwaukee River at North Avenue. Kenilworth Square (see photo album page), just south of North Avenue on Farwell is home to the Peck School of the Arts and also has some apartments.

	The ProwlLine is a circulating bus for UWM students from the main campus to residence halls: Cambridge Commons, Riverview, and Kenilworth Square.
	BOSS is safe ride service available to UWM students and serves Cambridge Commons, Riverview, and Kenilworth Square.
	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves UWM's Kenilworth Square and River residence halls with several bus lines.
	Bublrbikes.com bike-sharing program has a bike station at each of the locations: Cambridge Commons, Riverview, and Kenilworth Square.

University Services and Research Building The UWM University Services and Research Building (USR) is at 115 East Reindl Way.

	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the area of the USR Building which is about a 500-meter walk from the MCTS bus stop at North Richards Street and Capitol Drive.
	BOSS is safe ride service available to UWM students and serves the USR Building.

UWM Panther Arena UWM's Panther Arena, seating over 12,000 people, hosts UWM and other sports and entertainment events, is at 400 West Kilbourn Avenue (see photo album page).

	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the UWM Panther Arena with several bus lines.

School of Continuing Education UWM's School of Continuing Education has offices, classrooms, and a conference center located at the Plankinton Building in downtown Milwaukee at 161 West Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 6000 (see photo album page).

	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the Plankinton Building with several bus lines.
	Wisconsin Coach Lines connections include Milwaukee's downtown with stops right near the Plankinton Building.
	Bublrbikes.com bike-sharing program has a bike station at the Plankinton Building.
	Milwaukee's Intermodal Station, where you can pick up various bus lines and the Amtrak train, is just a 1 km (10-minute) walk away from the Plankinton Building

Zilber School at The Brewery UWM's Joseph J. Zilber School of Public Health is located at 1240 North 10th Street, in the Brewery development in downtown Milwaukee.

	Look for the Zilber School of Public Health Shuttle which has a stop out front.
	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the Zilber School with the 33 bus line.

Global Water Center UWM is a partner in the Global Water Center at 247 W Freshwater Way Suite 330, in the Reed Street Yards (see photo album page).

	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the Global Water Center with several bus lines.
	There is a very good system of bicycle trails near the Global Water Center. See the Hank Aaron State Trail which goes right to the Reed Street Yards. See also Milwaukee By Bike.
	Bublrbikes.com bike-sharing program has a bike station at the corner of West Freshwater Way and South Second Street.

Harbor Campus UWM's School of Freshwater Science is at 600 East Greenfield Ave (see photo album page) on the Harbor Campus.

	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the Harbor Campus with several bus lines. It is about a 500-meter walk from the MCTS bus stop at South First Street and East Greenfield Avenue and the Freshwater School.
	There is a very good system of bicycle trails near the UWM Harbor campus. The KK River Trail (see photo album page) has an access point in the Freshwater Plaza, just next to Cermak's grocery store, on its south side.

Innovation Accelerator UWM's Innovation Accelerator for research is located at 1225 Discovery Parkway (see photo album page).

	Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) serves the Innovation Accelerator with the Gold and 67 bus lines. It is about a 500-meter walk from the MCTS bus stop at Watertown Plank and 8900 Block (stop 572) and the Innovation Accelerator.

You can find more connections to the city of Milwaukee, its region, and the world through the links at MKE Transit.