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Visit FIU in DC

Your Access Point to the Nation's Capital

FIU in Washington, D.C. is a bright and modern hub, blending the energy of South Florida with the action of the nation's capital. FIU in DC provides a platform for our students, alumni, faculty researchers, and partners to engage with national thought leaders, co-work, and take advantage of academic opportunities.

Visiting for a day? In town for a conference? Looking to host partners or a national dialogue? FIU in DC is your access point and meeting place in Washington.

Our state-of-the-art venue at 601 New Jersey Ave NW is located a few short blocks from the U.S. Capitol and has multiple spaces available for co-working, reservation and event use, with priority preference for alumni donors and corporate partners.

Whether you're touring Washington, D.C. and want to take a break, searching for a place to convene with partners, or are a panther working in the District and looking for a change of pace, FIU in DC is here for you.

Come visit us at your home away from home in Washington, D.C.!

Visit Us

Metro Stop:
Union Station (Red Line) – 50 Massachusetts Ave NE

Parking:

Metered street and paid garage parking is available in and near our building.  Additional garage parking options are located at:

  • American Federation of Government Employees Building - 80 F ST NW
  • America Square Parking – 300 New Jersey Ave
  • Liaison Hotel Garage – 415 New Jersey Ave NW

Our Casa Es Su Casa

Are you an alumnus, donor or friend of the university and want to reserve a room or host an event at our new facility? Feel free to email ericf@fiu.edu for more information.

In the Area? Give Us a Shout

While in Washington, engage with the FIU community and let us know what you’re up to:

  • #advocateFIU if you’re advancing the research talent and national priorities important to FIU.
  • #FIUinDC For FIU family and friends visiting Washington.

 

Caplin News Bureau

The Caplin News’s Washington, D.C., Bureau immerses students in political reporting and the media all part of a thorough introduction to the responsibility of the news industry as the “Fourth Estate.” Washington Bureau students spend a semester living in the nation’s capital, working alongside longtime Washington-based anchors and file stories from FIU in Washington, D.C.

Get a Taste of the 305 in the 202

Nothing says #SoMiami like a shot of Cuban Coffee in the afternoon. Join your fellow alumni, friends, and Miamians at FIU in Washington, D.C., where we brew some cafecito every day at 3:05 pm.