Colin Denny, ’19 & G-’23 was born in Shiprock, a small town in northwestern New Mexico. He grew up 150 miles to the southwest ...

On Monday and Friday mornings, you can find Matteo Giansanti either behind the desk at the Maguire Welcome Center or guiding ...

Students in higher education just want to be accepted, loved, and respected. It’s about seeing people for who they are, and ...

Nothing quite captures the spirit of the Gallaudet community like Homecoming. Our alumni fly in from all around the world, ...

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.

Gallaudet University prides itself on fostering bilingual education and collaborating with employers across sectors. With a thriving student body and a global alumni network of 23,000 individuals, ...

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 ...

Gallaudet University is dedicated to language access for all deaf and hard of hearing people. This basic right to language starts at birth. We have several early intervention programs that improve ...

Nanette Fabray, at 1972’s Commencement SBG President Larry Forestal presents flowers to Ms. Fabray in 1962. All photos provided courtesy of Gallaudet University Library Deaf Collections and Archives.

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 ...