Chicago State University

The closest major airport is Midway International Airport, also known as MDW or KMDW, located at a driving distance of 7 miles from the city center of Chicago, IL.

Getting around in Chicago, IL

Like Americans say: `All roads lead to Chicago`. There are several major highways that make Chicago accessible by car, and among them there is Highway 55, which leads into the city, from the southwest and Interstate 294, which is west of downtown Chicago.

The city can also be reached by train, from almost anywhere, and the Pace bus service will also get you here. The public transportation service, inside the city, is provided by CTA (Chicago Transit Authority), which operates several buses, as well as subway trains, which offer routes that cover the entire Chicago area. There are also plenty of taxi services in the city, with fares that vary from $1.90 to $4.00 for each additional mile, depending on the distance.

Due to the fact that Chicago has one of the simplest street patterns in the world, it is also easy to find your way around by foot or bicycle. People say that the best way to savor Chicago�s beauty is by walking, but it isn�t a practical choice to get around, if you have to travel far from your hotel.

How to get to Chicago State University campus?

Easy! Just follow the driving directions listed below!

From the southeast: southbound on Lake Shore Drive, Jeffery Boulevard south to 95th Street and west to St. Lawrence Avenue.

From the far north: using Lake Shore Drive (41) south to connect to the Dan Ryan Expressway and at 95th Street, and take left Exit 62.

From the west: Eisenhower Expressway (290), east to connect to the Dan Ryan Expressway and at 95th Street, and take Exit 62.

From the south: I-57 north to Halsted exit. North on Halsted to 95th Street and east to 95th and King Drive.