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Three Gallaudet University alumni and a current student are performing in the Los Angeles-based Deaf West Theatre's revival of Spring Awakening which opens on September 27. Sandra Frank, '13, plays Wendla Bergmann, Amelia Hensley, '13, plays Thea, Russell Harvard, '07, plays Headmaster Knochenbruch, Herr Stiefel,...

This year’s Homecoming was a blast! We had so much fun gathering, celebrating, and reminiscing with the Gallaudet community. Just one week after the first-ever Deaf Way Film Festival, our campus was full of spirit as alumni from around the world returned to see their...

Dr. Brendan Stern, ’05, an associate professor in the Government and Public Affairs program and executive director of the Center for Democracy in Deaf America, has been presenting on the 2024 presidential election to local Deaf communities throughout the United States. In collaboration with the...

Rare is the master's degree student who comes to Gallaudet for five years. The norm for master’s degree program completion is two years; three if one is also pursuing a specialist degree, as was the case for students in our school psychology program in the...

Photo credit: Payal Sharmacharya, Maryland Governor's Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced on November 15 the appointment of Usherla DeBerry, ’99, as acting director of the Governor’s Office of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (GODHH). DeBerry’s appointment...

On August 19, Jacqueline Johnston Kanekuni, ’82, completed the Anchorage RunFest half marathon in three hours, 12 minutes, and 38 seconds. She finished 464th overall and 280th for women. Her daughter Sammy Jo finished one second ahead of her.   But why would a Frederick, Maryland...

In early August, wildfires broke out on Maui, one of the islands that make up the state of Hawai’i. These fires, driven by high winds, have killed at least 115 people; more than 800 people are still missing. The fires have burned thousands of acres...