Daisy Hill Commons

Accommodations

KU Housing

The University of Kansas has a wide variety of housing options, from traditional dormitories to apartments. It is a popular choice traditional students and short programs alike. Most KU Housing options require a dining plan, with cafeterias generally located near dorms or near class buildings.

Daisy Hil Commons area

Off-Campus Apartments

For adult programs longer than 8 weeks when KU Housing is not available, ISP is prepared to work with any of the local apartment complexes to secure accommodations for program participants. KU dining plans are still available and orientation to the transportation system includes how to use the city transit system to get to and from the apartments.

Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows celebrating a birthday with cake in an apartment

Hotels & Airbnbs

For programs shorter than 8 weeks when KU Housing isn't available, ISP works with local hotels and bed & breakfasts to provide housing. KU dining plans are still available, and orientation will include thorough transportation training on the fare-free city and campus bus system.

Hubert H. Humphrey Fellows at the rooftop bar at the Oread Hotel