When Deaf and hard of hearing children experience trauma, their families have a place to turn for help: Gallaudet's Deaf and Hard of Hearing Child ...

A new niche career fair focused on Science, Technology, Accessibility, Mathematics, and Public Health (STAMP) drew 118 people to HMB’s atrium earlier this ...

After winning gold in women’s monobob last week, Olympian Elana Meyers Taylor won over viewers with how she shared the news with her two deaf sons, ages 3 ...

Gallaudet University Press recently published Sign Language Interpreting for Theatre: A Collaborative Approach, by three veteran theatre interpreters working in New York City: Lynnette Taylor, ...

Explore Gallaudet University's guide to transition words and sentence samples. Enhance your writing skills with effective techniques for smoother, cohesive compositions.

In 2019, Dr. Brendan Stern, ’06, Assistant Professor of Government in the School of Civic Leadership, Business, and Social Change, stood in front of his new General Studies debate class and wrote on ...

Deaf Way Film Festival was welcomed by picturesque weather and enthusiastic guests. The theater was packed to watch Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, directed by Gallaudet alumni Shoshannah Stern, ’05 ...

For over two decades, people have asked when Deaf Way III will take place. Many of them remember fondly the Deaf Way International Conference on Deaf Culture in July 1989 and the Deaf Way II ...

Explore "Dinner Table Syndrome," an anthology showcasing the unique voices of Gallaudet faculty and alumni, celebrating diverse experiences and narratives.

In the early 1800s, some wealthy families in Hartford, Connecticut, pooled their resources to help found churches and other institutions for the public good. Among those institutions was the first ...

History Through Deaf Eyes – Desegregated Schools “When we were moved from the Black school on Madison Street to the Arkansas School campus, the white house mother didn’t know how to take care of Black ...