Gallaudet University has seen its recent improvement and innovation reflected in the 2027 U.S. News & World Report Best ...

A few days before each new Clin d'Oeil festival kicks off, the grounds slowly begin to reassemble and animate. Every two ...

Yauheni Koraneu ‘17, Lecturer II in the Accounting program, does impactful work empowering deaf youth through financial literacy. We caught up with him recently to discuss his advocacy and doctoral ...

Become reacquainted with these nine newly tenured faculty members and their impressive records of scholarship, teaching, and service. Here, each shares what they love about their work at Gallaudet—and ...

Commencement not only sent the Class of 2026 out into the world, but it also recognized a group of retired professors who have helped shape Gallaudet into the remarkable institution it is today. These ...

Wadha Alshammari, G-’26, stood on the Commencement stage and smiled at the crowd. As her eyes passed over her fellow graduates, she pointed at them. “All of you have something special inside. When ...

Nyle Dimarco, ’13, is one of the most visible Deaf leaders in media and entertainment. He has tirelessly used his platforms in the entertainment industry to highlight Deaf culture and language for ...

Something big is happening in the heart of the Gallaudet campus. An exciting renovation is transforming 75,000 square feet of space into the new student-centered Research and Innovation Hub (RIH). The ...

The air is vibrating with anticipation. After weeks of intense competition, only two teams are left out of the 64 that had entered the tournament. Players wait for the match to begin. They close their ...

Earlier this year, Gallaudet University established a Gene Editing Think Tank, building on years of sustained conversation, panel discussions, and community engagement around genetics, ethics, and ...

Deaf and hard of hearing people have always known that being deaf or hard of hearing gives them unique strengths and perspectives. The concept is now widely known as Deaf Gain, but the belief has ...

In 1960, Carolyn Brick, ’60 & G-’63, graduated with her bachelor’s in psychology. She wanted to be a teacher. At the time, however, Gallaudet didn’t allow deaf students to enroll in its graduate ...