One of Gallaudet’s iconic brands is returning, with a twist. Gallaudet Today will now be represented in two forms: Gallaudet Today Newsletter and Gallaudet Today Magazine. A preview of the first ...

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 ...

Gallaudet is encouraging deaf and hard of hearing youth to get involved in STEM. This past June, the Discover College and Careers (DC²) in STEM summer camp gave high schoolers a chance to explore ...

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 ...

What does the future hold for sign language and artificial intelligence? No one knows for sure, but at the inaugural SLxAI Summit in Boston this week, a group of researchers, innovators, and ...

A patient is presented with a series of documents in dense English text. A rushed doctor may or may not explain how a preventive screening will benefit her health. Finance and insurance details aren’t ...

Launching this fall, Gallaudet’s new Associate of Arts (AA) degree in Pre-Translation Studies offers a new pathway for students who want to become sign language interpreters. Demand for interpreters ...

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 ...