Syracuse University

Home to over 16,000 alumni, Washington, D.C. is known for many things: the point of origin for the nation's public policy, the home base for some of the most powerful men and women in the country, and a magnet for world attention.   Located in the Woodley Park neighborhood of Washington, Syracuse has a presence in the nation's capital.  The four-story facility was named with a gift from Paul Greenberg '65 and has been supported by gifts from alumni and friends.

The Syracuse University Paul Greenberg House serves a number of vital academic, alumni and recruitment purposes that opens doors to a variety of opportunities for students, faculty and alumni.

Academic: As a multi-purpose facility with space for classes, seminars, conferences and meetings, the Greenberg House supports activities of every school and college of Syracuse University.

Alumni: The Washington, D.C., area is home to over 16,000 Syracuse University alumni.  The Greenberg House provides support for alumni, fostering connections among graduates and the University.

Student Recruitment: The Greenberg House provides an opportunity for the University to attract and interview promising applicants for admission at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.

University Development and Government Relations: In its central location in Washington, D.C., the Greenberg House provides the University with access to the main offices of a number of foundations, corporations and government agencies that offer grants and other support to major research universities such as Syracuse University.