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Nanotechnology is an emerging field that involves the manipulation of matter at the scale of one-billionth (10-9) of a meter. Recent developments in nanotechnology are inspired by the discovery that nanomaterials possess chemical, physical, and electronic properties that differ from bulk materials. Nanomaterials show promising...

Ever since civilization began, plants have been used to treat ailments and illnesses. One example is the willow bark, dating back to the time of Hippocrates in 400 BC when the bark was chewed to reduce fever, headaches, and inflammation. The active compound in willow...

The Gallaudet CRATERs: Finding A Line Bowl was initially built by Dave Mutarelli (Lifetime Decks LLC) and Ben Ashworth (Sculpture Faculty at GMU) as commissioned by The Kennedy Center for Performing Arts. The Kennedy Center’s “Finding A Line” event was led by the it’s VP...

No matter where you are around the United States there are ways to keep in touch with your alma mater! The GUAA has chapters around the country that host events and get-togethers. The Alumni Relations office also hosts impromptu University Clubs in an area in...

The Ph.D. in Educational Neuroscience (PEN) Program opened its doors to the first class of Ph.D. students in Fall 2013. This is Gallaudet’s first interdisciplinary Ph.D. program, and its administrative home is the Visual Language and Visual Learning Research Center, VL2. In 2025, the program...

The goal of the SL3D lab is to identify evidence-based practices for language and literacy assessment and intervention for deaf and hard of hearing children who are struggling to acquire language skills. Projects often focus on the signing modality. The lab has potential to impact...

The Gallaudet University Board of Trustees approved the construction of a new Living and Learning Residence Hall (LLRH6) at its May 2010 meeting. The $18.5 million project is due for completion in the fall of 2012 is the first new building in Gallaudet’s long-term plan...