From public policy and political science, to arts and engineering, USC students have the opportunity to live, study and learn in the nation’s capital. The Capital Campus is home to many programs for both undergraduate and graduate students, preparing them for success with immersive and unique experiences they can only have in Washington, D.C. In addition, the Capital Campus is USC’s DC headquarters for four research institutes – including the USC Shoah Foundation – and works with USC faculty and researchers to accelerate the influence and impact of USC’s experts across topics like health policy, combating antisemitism, and supporting veterans policy and research.  

The USC Capital Campus is an embassy for Trojans to meet, gather and stay engaged for life. Here, students and alumni develop a strong sense of community through opportunities to network, collaborate, learn and engage. Whether attending a lecture, participating in a workshop, or enjoying an event, the Capital Campus provides a welcoming environment that celebrates the traditions and spirit – and celebrates the expertise - of the Trojan Family.

From supporting scholarships to creating new programs, your generosity will help build USC’s Capital Campus into a vital and important hub for learning, engagement, collaborations, and conversations that will shape our nation’s future. Contact us to start the conversation today.