Directions/Parking Information

Public Transit:
Conveniently located in the Loop, the Institute is accessible from the Jackson stop of the Red and Blue CTA lines, and from the Library stop of the Brown, Purple, and Orange lines. The closest stop on the Green line is Adams street. For specific information, call the RTA at (312) 836-7000 or visit the CTA or Metra Web sites.

Local Parking:
DePaul University has no parking facilities of its own in the Loop area. However, many private facilities offer discounts for DePaul students, staff and visitors. Tickets may be validated in the lobby of each downtown campus building. Two Chicago Park District underground garages and several private parking facilities are conveniently located near the campus.

Parking Garages:

  • Grant Park Garage (underground): 325 South Michigan Avenue (enter at Van Buren and Michigan Avenue)
  • Monroe Street Garage (underground): 250 East Monroe Street
  • Crosstown Auto Park: 328 South Wabash**
  • Auditorium Garage: 65 East Congress**
  • General Parking Corporation: 55 East Monroe**
  • CNA Building: 311 South Wabash**
  • University Self Park: 54 South Wabash
  • Mid City Parking: 219 South Wabash

** This facility offers a special discount rate for DePaul University. Claim check tickets must be validated at either the DePaul Center, Lewis Center, or Computer Science and Telecommunications Center Security Stations.

CIPLIT

News

Conversation with the Judiciary
The Civil Defendant’s New Friend – Bell Atlantic v. Twombly (S.Ct. 2007)

A panel discussion featuring Chief Judge James F. Holderman, Judge Virginia M. Kendall, and Judge Milton I. Shadur took place in April. They were accompanied by DePaul Professor Katherine Strandburg and Edward Manzo of Cook Alex, Ltd.

See the article featured in the Daily Law Bulliten here.


Visiting Artist Series
featuring Jazz Musician, Frank Catalano

This year's Visiting Artist, noted jazz musician Frank Catalano, visited DePaul to discuss his working relationship with his attorney, Gregg Gansmann, and some of the legal issues he has faced in building a performance career in music.

See the news release from DePaul University here.

OR

Click here to see videos from the event!


IPSC Conference 2009

The Intellectual Property Program at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law will host the 9th Annual Intellectual Property Scholars Conference on August 6th and 7th, 2009, co-sponsored by the DePaul University Center for Intellectual Property Law & Information Technology (CIPLIT®), the Berkeley Center for Law & Technology, and the Stanford Program in Law, Science & Technology.

Requests to present a work or attend the conference should be submitted electronically, no later than April 30th, 2009, to David Morrison at dmorriso@yu.edu.

For more information, visit http://www.ipscholars.org.