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Join Gallaudet students as they explore NASA Headquarters, gaining insights into space exploration and innovation. Discover their inspiring experiences and reflections!

Learn how to easily download your insurance cards through Gallaudet University's Student Health Services. Access essential resources for your health needs today!

The second annual Gallaudet Distinguished Debate, held Wednesday, March 6, considered the proposition, “Hearing people should be allowed to teach ASL.” Spectators crowded into Ole Jim to watch Dr. Octavian Robinson, ’02 & G-’04, Associate Professor of Deaf Studies, argue in favor, while Lexi Hill, ’23, Gallaudet Debate assistant coach, took the opposing position. The event — hosted by the Center for Democracy in Deaf America (CDDA) and sponsored by the Chief Bilingual Office, Faculty Governance, and the Deaf Studies Incubator — was the continuation of a series designed to present a clash of ideas between scholars who debate in ASL.

Discover the partnership between Gallaudet University and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, enhancing education and career opportunities in geospatial intelligence.

Join the Gallaudet University community as the 1998-1999 Sweet Sixteen women's basketball team returns for an emotional reunion, celebrating their legacy and achievements.

Discover the inspiring journey of Keivonn Woodard, an Emmy-nominated film star and aspiring hockey player, as he breaks barriers and pursues his dreams.

An oversized 1960s-era teletypewriter emits fog and flashes with green light that shines onto the walls of a set, which has transformed the stage into an old house in Salem, Mass. That spooky hue is the work of Lighting Designer Annie Wiegand in Autocorrect Thinks I’m Dead, a play that debuted in September at the Sound Theater Company in Seattle, Washington.