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Discover essential information for parents about Gallaudet University's Theatre Arts and Dance programs, including insights into curriculum and student experiences.

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 mainstream audiences. DiMarco received an honorary Doctor of Arts at Gallaudet’s Commencement 2026...

Idaly Pacheco knows that she comes off as shy. Appearances can be deceiving. “People think I’m quiet,” she says with a smirk, “but my close friends say I talk too much.” Four years ago, Pacheco entered Gallaudet as a quiet freshman who could barely maintain...

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 existed for hundreds of years. In 1779, a deaf man...

The worst experience of Brenda Gutu’s young life turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to her. As a young woman, the end of her first relationship had left her devastated, and she didn’t understand why. The feeling inspired a deep desire...

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, Stephanie Feyne, and Candace Broecker Penn. A first-of-its-kind resource, the book draws on the trio’s combined and collaborative experiences to...

Discover Maria Serra-Pere's summer internship at Gallaudet, where she digs for turtle eggs on the beach, blending biology with hands-on conservation efforts.