USC in DC News
USC celebrates Leonard D. Schaeffer as a ‘powerhouse for good’
The university’s new public policy institute embodies the USC trustee’s vision for solving stubborn problems with scholarship and bipartisan dialogue.
USC announces new Leonard D. Schaeffer Institute for Public Policy & Government Service
The institute, housed at the USC Capital Campus in Washington, D.C., with offices on the USC University Park Campus in Los Angeles as well, will address multiple public policy issues with evidence-based research and educate new generations of scholars to help solve our nation’s policy challenges.
D.C. as College Town USA: More Schools Than Ever Clamor for Space
At least six institutions of higher learning are looking to lease or buy right now, joining such schools as Texas A&M, NYU, USC and Johns Hopkins.
D.C. officials hope new USC campus can aid in downtown’s comeback
Students at the University of Southern California have shown they are willing to travel to D.C. in the spirit of in-person learning
USC buys home for a new campus in Washington
The $49.4-million purchase of a building near Dupont Circle gives the University of Southern California a significant site in the capital
USC is expanding its presence in Washington, D.C., with new campus
The University of Southern California announced Wednesday that as part of a huge expansion of its presence in Washington, D.C., it had opened a USC Capital Campus in the city’s Dupont Circle neighborhood.
Related news about USC and Washington, D.C.
- The Trojans walked away with the national title Sunday after downing UCLA 3-0.
- The audience of more than 500 includes surviving 98-year-old soldier Yoshio Nakamura, a proud double Trojan.
- Doctoral graduate Brenda Eap landed a job at a Washington, D.C., political action nonprofit.
- Former USC student-athletes Kalyah Williams and Skylar Fields reunite with coach Amy Pauly in Orlando as part of the new Pro Volleyball Federation.
- USC Viterbi biomedical engineers have designed a protein that targets and disables tumor cells’ defenses while marking cancer cells for death.
- Holland, lead singer of The Offspring, is an alumnus of USC Dornsife’s Molecular and Computational Biology program.
- Brady, known for his long run as a cast member on the hit improv comedy show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, is also an award-winning TV host, actor and musician.
- The rating from independent watchdog organization The Leapfrog Group places the hospital among the safest in the country.
- Scientists report significant progress in cultivating nephron progenitor cells.
- Jennifer Tzi wanted to know what one person could do to help make the world a safer and healthier place. USC’s online MPH program provided an answer.