Map 53 Campus Is Accessible by Driving NORTH South from Roosevelt Road Or North 94 from Butterfield Road on Park E 294 D from Rockford N E Boulevard Or Lambert Road

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Map 53 Campus Is Accessible by Driving NORTH South from Roosevelt Road Or North 94 from Butterfield Road on Park E 294 D from Rockford N E Boulevard Or Lambert Road

Co llege of DuPage Directions College of DuPage is located at the Regional From intersection of Fawell Boulevard and Wisconsin Lambert Road in Glen Ellyn, IL. The Map 53 campus is accessible by driving NORTH south from Roosevelt Road or north 94 from Butterfield Road on Park E 294 d From Rockford N e Boulevard or Lambert Road. 90 or n thw s E y est x a T ol p w lw l Regional Map a r l y e o s s T O’Hare w From North/South: h International 90 a t y u Airport K Take Interstate 294 (Tri-State o en S ne - dy h E Tollway), exit to westbound Interstate t 290 xp r re 88 (East-West Tollway) to Route 53. o ssw GLEN ELLYN N ay Drive north on Route 53 to 290 CHICAGO 94 LOOP Butterfield Road (Rt. 56). See From Aurora Eisenhower Expressway 88 local map directions for further st y e wa 90 88 t-W y ss as a pre C instructions. E llw Ex h To on ic See Local Map ns ag ve o OR for details. te S S k 355 yw T Midway D Take Interstate 355 (North-South r ay i a -S Airport Tollway). ta n te R 90 T y o a Southbound: exit on westbound l l n ld 55 w e a E Butterfield Road (Rt. 56). fi y g 94 x rin Sp p m r Northbound: exit to westbound ro e F s 294 s Interstate 88 (East-West Tollway), w From a then to Route 53. Drive north on y Indiana Route 53 to Butterfield Road (Rt. 56). See local map directions for further instructions. t . t From East: S Local d S t v l n n i Take westbound Interstate 290 B e a d k Map i r M s (Eisenhower Expressway) to a e r Rt. 38 P Roosevelt Rd. P westbound Interstate 88 (East-West . d . d R Tollway), exit on Route 53. Drive d R R t y r e . l WHEATON e GLEN north on Route 53 to Butterfield e d n n i i b R . a ELLYN F m Road (Rt. 56). See local map d r e r l R a l L i d o v directions for further instructions. r L r a Fawell Blvd. e h p c n 22nd St. a . la 3 d From West: N B 5 355 R . t NORTH t Take eastbound Interstate 88 r R e College Rd. (East-West Tollway), exit at b m Rt. 56 a Naperville Road, drive north to Butterfield Rd. Rt. 56 L . Butterfield Road (Rt. 56). See local d v le l c B map for further instructions. NAPERVILLE ir k C r a / . le e P l d a l Local Map i R d v t r n t e o o t c Morton Arboretum p a S From East (includes North and a e N h South) on regional map: W Warr Take Butterfield Road (Rt. 56) west enville Rd. to Lambert Road. Turn north and 88 drive to appropriate campus . d Ave. R entrance. 4 Ogden t Rt. 3 n o 3 LISLE 5 m l . 355 From West on regional map: t e R B Take Butterfield Road (Rt. 56) east to Lambert Road. Turn north and drive to appropriate campus entrance..

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