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Explore Gallaudet University's presidential briefing on partnerships aimed at dismantling barriers in civic leadership and social change. Empowering communities for a brighter future!

Explore Gallaudet University's Journey to Kenya program, offering unique education abroad opportunities and immersive experiences for students passionate about global learning.

Explore the second groundbreaking issue of the Deaf Studies Digital Journal, showcasing innovative research and insights in the field of Deaf studies.

Join Gallaudet University in celebrating International Education Week, highlighting global experiences and honoring cultural exchange. Discover the impact of education worldwide!

Gallaudet University appoints Angela McCaskill as head of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, strengthening its commitment to equity and diverse representation.

Explore how the Swedish Deaf Sports Federation gains insights from Gallaudet's successful model, fostering collaboration and innovation in deaf sports worldwide.

Discover the Clerc Center's latest contract award aimed at developing American Sign Language standards to enhance language education and cultural understanding.

The Career Center welcomed a record number of students and alumni at its spring Internship and Job Fair, held in the Field House on March 2. Representatives in search of their next employees and interns came from 40 private companies, federal agencies, schools, and nonprofits,...

WHO: Gallaudet University, the world's premiere liberal arts university for students who deaf and hard of hearing. Gallaudet was chartered in 1864 by President Abraham Lincoln and is located in Washington, D.C.WHAT: Gallaudet's Department of Education is hosting a two-day summit to examine new and...

SAN DIEGO, CALIF. - April 14, 2011 - Gallaudet University President T. Alan Hurwitz today delivered the keynote presentation at the opening session of the 2011 American Deafness and Rehabilitation Association (ADARA) conference. In keeping with the ADARA conference theme this year, 'riding the wave...