The Basics
Venue: Beautiful Ida Noyes Hall at 1212 E. 59th St.
Parking on campus: Street parking is free in Hyde Park, but campus parking is also available.
Registration fees: Registration during the conference will be $20 for students and $60 for faculty. Up to the day before the conference, pre-registration is available online at $15 for students and $50 for faculty. Optionally, you may also purchase a entry to our Saturday night banquet and traditional CLS karaoke party for $20.
Accommodation:
Hostelling International Chicago:
This large hostel is located in down-town Chicago at Congress Ave. and Van Buren Streets. Room rates are between $28.00 and $34.00 a night, with free breakfast.
http://www.hichicago.org/index.shtml
Ramada Inn Lake Shore:
This medium to low priced hotel is a twenty-minute walk to the campus of University of Chicago. Rooms are $103 per night with conference discount.
International House University of Chicago:
International House on the university campus has rooms to rent at a modest cost.
http://ihouse.uchicago.edu/
Bed and Breakfast lodgings in Hyde Park
(within a short walk to the campus)
University Quarters
Disciples Divinity House (rooms for let)
http://ddh.uchicago.edu/information-for/staying.shtml
Crash space
Limited numbers of couches, futons and hide-a-beds are available from students in the Uchicago community. Please contact CLS for details.
Transportation:
Hostelling International Chicago is one block from the Metra train station at Michigan Ave. and Van Buren Street. The train ride is about 15 minutes to the 59th Street Station on the campus of University of Chicago. See the transportation map. The Ramada Inn is a twenty minute walk to campus; they also provide a shuttle to campus. The other accommodations are a short walk to campus.
Maps:
Maps of the campus of University of Chicago and nearby locations can be found at: http://maps.uchicago.edu/index.shtml
About the University of Chicago:
University Home page
Linguistics at the University of Chicago
The Chicago Phonology Laboratory
The Franke Institute for the Humanities