Graduate student José Rodrigo Uresti stepped onto the South Lawn, and was greeted by interpreter Jennisey Basart, '05, ...

Naiara Larrakoetxea, a PhD candidate at the University of the Basque Country who studies Deaf political culture, had often ...

A new documentary by Gallaudet alumnus Shoshannah Stern, ’05, premiered at Sundance Film Festival on January 23. Marlee ...

The Center for Black Deaf Studies (CBDS) was established in 2020. The Center will operate as an outreach center for teaching and learning about the Black Deaf experience and provide easy access to a ...

Our purpose is to tell the Gallaudet Story so that the world recognizes the value of Deaf people across the spectrum of identities. At Gallaudet University, there are so many stories– many that are ...

The contracted teaching period of faculty employed for the entire year, usually for a period of 11 or 12 months. 12-month period A 12-month period defined by an institution for reporting a full year ...

One of the most rewarding ways to pay for your college education is through Scholarships and Grants. Scholarships and grants provide the best kind of financial aid–the kind you don’t have to pay back!

A fully online graduate degree for the Master of Social Work program has been approved by the Council on Social Work (CSWE). The Master of Social Work (MSW) program at Gallaudet University prepares ...

A panoramic view of Benson Hall, Clerc Hall, and Carlin Hall. Our University residence halls are named after prominent figures in the histories of Gallaudet, the deaf community, and the deaf education ...

We conduct rigorous research that lays the foundation for better health-related quality of life among deaf and hard of hearing people who use American Sign Language. We are a deaf-centric research ...

ISSS eases international students and scholars’ transition to Gallaudet and ensures their equal access to learning and all campus activities and services, including immigration support, in the ...

The Gallaudet University Academic Bowl was established to foster academic excellence, healthy competition, and sportsmanship among deaf and hard of hearing youth – all while making lifelong friends.