This is such great news! I live in the 3600 block of Shorewood, in a lower duplex. In the past there were students above me that robbed me of sleep, and really almost made me crazy...if I asked them to be quieter, they made my life a living hell!
I hope that the SHOREWOOD Police do the same as Milw., This is a residential area with high rent, and we should NOT have to put up with excessive noise (all hours) litter, used condoms on the porch steps etc.
Thank-you!

I live in the 3600 block of shorewood as well and our house is surrounded by duplexes with an abundance of students too. Most of the time, the students respect their neighbors and keep trash picked up. But even without crazy partying, we still hear loud voices, dogs barking, and music when you have less than 10 feet between houses. Sometimes simply pointing this out to a noisy student neighbor or neighbor of a neighbor can do the trick-- e.g "We prefer not to hear your conversations about your 'effin' teacher or which girls are easy to f**k." Usually they're shocked that they've shared this info to folks who could be their parents or grandparents!

Will Shorewood become the "dorm community" for UWM? and does that matter?

Who would have ever guess that living blocks away from one of the largest universitys in the state, things would get a little noisy from time to time. Good thing the neighbors of the students are getting them arrested. Striping them of student financial aid making it extremely harder to continue with college. Hopefully all the college drop outs can hang out in theses neighbor hoods for the rest of their lives 'robbing' the neighbors of sleep on the weekends. What a joke, close your windows and go out and talk to them and ask students to be less noisy.

First - where is the 3600 block of Shorewood?
Second: Voice of a student. Those of us in Shorewood that pay extremely high property taxes have a right to quality of life over those that are just renters and are just marking time with a place to sleep. I expect it from my home owning neighbors as well. That is just being a good citizen. There is nothing wrong with having a few drinks and having a good time but you must be respectful of your surroundings and responsible as well. I know you can't imagine it now, but some day soon you too probably will be a homeowner and expect the same of your neighbors, whether they are college students or not.

UW MILWAUKEE ROCKS!

Milwaukee police should be going after bigger criminals than drunken underclassmen. Back when I went to UWM nearly every day we would recieve a "campus safety alert" in our e-mail, typically describing a violent crime or robbery that took place near campus and directly compromised the SAFETY of students. I love it how neighbors around UWM complain about students being noisy. Gee, this looks like a nice area honey, even though there's run down houses around it and its near a HUGE university, hmmmm, i wonder if that might be student housing???? Milwaukee police need to work on stopping high profile drug dealers and keeping the streets safer. Studies have shown alcohol helps students relieve stress. Lets be happy it hasn't turned into crack cocaine yet!