The Milwaukee School of Engineering (MSOE) is a university in downtown Milwaukee.
Buildings
- 1214 N. Water St.
- Fred Loock Engineering Center
- German-English Academy
- Grohmann Museum
- Grohmann Tower
- Kern Center
- Krueger Hall
- Margaret Loock Residence Hall
- MSOE Alumni Partnership Center
- MSOE Athletic Field and Parking Complex
- MSOE Student Life and Campus Center
- Regents Hall
- Rosenberg Hall
- Roy W. Johnson Hall
- Walter Schroeder Library
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