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4worldlovers: MSOE has a wide variety of buildings across campus. Find out more information about their histories, what they are currently used for and what they look like to help navigating around campus.

Jump to: Allen-Bradley Hall of Science and Fred Loock Engineering Center | Alumni Center | Campus Center | Diercks Computational Science Hall | German-English Academy | Grohmann Museum | Grohmann Tower | Humphrey House | Kern Center | Krueger Hall | Residence Halls | Rosenberg Hall | Viets Field | Walter Schroeder Library

The Allen-Bradley Hall of Science (also known as the Science Building) and the Fred Loock Engineering Center are home to classrooms and more than 40 state-of-the-art laboratories. Acquired in 1958, the Allen-Bradley Hall of Science was renovated to reflect contemporary design, with an aluminum and glass exterior. It was dedicated in 1960. In 1967, the Fred Loock Engineering Center was added to the MSOE campus. Designed by architect Fitzhugh Scott, the sculptured brick building features applied tile facing, recessed windows, and a succession of curved forms on the Milwaukee Street facade that follow the contour of the test cells inside. Much of the education and research conducted by faculty, staff and students happens in this building, home to many labs, classrooms, faculty and department offices and other resources.

The Alumni Center is a focal point for a wide variety of alumni-related activities and the place where visiting alumni gather to participate in the camaraderie always present at MSOE. The Office of University Advancement is also located in this building. This historic building was added to the MSOE campus in 1989. It was originally built in 1890 by Emil and Valentin Blatz as the headquarters for the Blatz Brewing Co. business offices. In the 1980s it was refurbished as the Beer Baron Restaurant, which operated for five years. This architectural masterpiece is recognized as a historical treasure by the National Register of Historic Places. Great care has been taken to preserve the unique features of this building, which include hand carved fireplace mantels, hardwood floors and oak beams.


The Campus Center is the center of social life at MSOE. Students meet up in the Campus Center to chat, play games, shoot pool or eat at the Spitzer Dining Commons. The “CC Building” also contains many student support services, classrooms, academic department and administrative offices, the Welcome Center and more.

Administrative offices (Registrar, Student Accounts, Student Life, Career Connections Center, Admission Office (undergraduate and graduate), IT, Financial Aid Office, President’s Office, V.P. of Academics Office, Finance, Human Resources)

The Dwight and Dian Diercks Computational Science Hall is a 64,000 square foot cornerstone facility that will position MSOE at the forefront of artificial intelligence education and next generation technologies.

Inside, the new building provides modern classrooms, innovative laboratories, an auditorium, and spaces to support companies who partner with MSOE.

A major feature of the facility is the state of the art datacenter which is home to MSOE's GPU-accelerated supercomputer. Students, faculty and staff, and business across industries are invited to collaborate with MSOE to benefit from this tremendous asset to the region.

The German-English Academy building was built in 1890 to provide instruction in German and English and originally was a three-story cream city brick building with 12 rooms. In 1892, a second building was constructed immediately north of the original to house the North American Gymnastics Union. By 1907 the German-English Academy purchased this second building and joined the two. Over the years, the building housed University School of Milwaukee and Klode Furniture and MSOE purchased it in 1932. MSOE sold the building in 1980 to a developer who renovated the interior and sold it. MSOE permanently re-acquired the German-English Academy again in 2009 when Dr. Eckhart Grohmann donated it to the university. Today Direct Supply Inc. leases the entire building for the Direct Supply Innovation and Technology Center at MSOE.

4worldlovers: Goethe Haus Milwaukee was registered with the state of Wisconsin on March 10, 1958. The founding committee included: Dr. J. Martin Klotsche, UW-Milwaukee; Richard Krug, Milwaukee Public Library; Edward O’Donnell, Marquette University; Henry Reuss, U.S....

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