Barron Trump, the youngest scion of the Trump dynasty, has officially traded the hustle of Manhattan for the historic halls of the White House.
The New York Post reported that at just 19, Barron, son of President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump, has shifted his residence to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue while pursuing his sophomore year at New York University’s Washington, DC campus.
Last year, Barron cut his teeth as a freshman at NYU’s flagship Greenwich Village campus, navigating the concrete jungle from his base at Trump Tower in Manhattan.
While in New York, he occasionally jetted off to Palm Beach, Florida, to spend time with his father at Mar-a-Lago, balancing family with a rigorous academic schedule.
Now, sources confirm Barron has transferred from NYU’s Stern School of Business in Manhattan to the university’s DC campus, a smaller hub that accepts up to 120 students per semester.
This campus focuses on courses like politics, public policy, history, economics, and journalism—subjects that seem tailor-made for a young man growing up in the epicenter of power.
President Trump himself spilled the beans on Barron’s college journey in an interview with The Post, first hinting at his son’s academic path back in August 2024.
Speaking on Philadelphia’s Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Trump quipped, “He’s a little on the tall side.” Well, no surprise there—Barron’s towering presence and keen interest in politics might just make him a future heavyweight in more ways than one.
Barron’s relocation to DC isn’t just about academics; it aligns with his mother, Melania Trump, stepping into a prominent role during President Trump’s second term.
Melania has been busy, spearheading initiatives like anti-revenge porn legislation and pushing diplomatic efforts to halt Russia’s war on Ukraine with a firm conservative resolve against unchecked aggression.
She’s also been at the forefront of humanitarian calls, urging Russian President Vladimir Putin to return kidnapped Ukrainian children and pressing her husband for a tougher stance on Kremlin strikes against civilians.
From unveiling a postage stamp honoring former First Lady Barbara Bush at the White House to attending cultural events like the opening night of “Les Misérables” at the Kennedy Center with President Trump, Melania’s presence in DC is undeniable.
Her schedule doesn’t stop there—Melania joined President Trump on his first trip as the 47th commander-in-chief to support victims of Hurricane Helene in North Carolina, showing a hands-on approach.
She’s also leading a school AI initiative, encouraging young minds to brainstorm innovative uses for technology, while joining in Washington’s Easter celebrations—a refreshing focus on family and faith amid today’s progressive noise.
Neither the White House nor NYU offered comments on Barron’s move as of Tuesday, leaving us to ponder how this young Trump will balance studies with life in the political fishbowl.
Still, if his family’s track record is any indication, Barron’s DC chapter might just be the start of something big—without succumbing to the woke whirlwinds that often distract from real priorities.