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Explore Gallaudet University's rich history and future vision in "Gallaudet at 150 and Beyond." Discover milestones and innovations that shape the Deaf community.

Most workplace accommodations are low-cost, easy to implement, and supported by existing technology. Common accommodations include: ASL interpreters CART services (Communication Access Realtime Translation or real-time captioning) Captioning Video Relay Services (VRS) Visual alert and notification systems Accessible meeting platforms Meeting transcripts and written follow-up...

Ida Gray Hampton during her Gallaudet years. | Gallaudet Archives Ida Gray Hampton, ’57, the first Black Deaf woman to graduate from Gallaudet College, passed away on May 19, 2026 in Kissimmee, Florida. She was 90 years old. Following her historic graduation from Gallaudet, Hampton...

Wadha Alshammari, G-’26, stood on the Commencement stage and smiled at the crowd. As her eyes passed over her fellow graduates, she pointed at them. “All of you have something special inside. When people try to deny your dreams, stay strong. Move forward with confidence...

Raphael Domingo, PhD ’22 is accustomed to being a leader as a co-founder of the Philippine Federation of the Deaf and its youngest president at just 21 years old.  Known as Dx. Rafa, they use gender-neutral professional titles (Dx.) and pronouns in Filipino (siya) and...

Faculty and students from the Accessible Human-Centered Computing and Policy (AHCP) program have spent the past two months bouncing around the globe, presenting cutting-edge research on a huge range of topics as well as promoting Gallaudet’s National Science Foundation-funded Universal AI Graduate Research Traineeship Program....

WASHINGTON - The Gallaudet University men's and women's outdoor track and field teams are set to make their 2026 home debut at the Thomas O. Berg Track this Saturday, April 11, when GU and Howard University host the Bison Classic. The first events begin at...