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Writer Raymond Luczak visited two classes during the last week of March, bringing his experiences as an English major and successful writer. Luczak, who graduated from Gallaudet in 1988 and has gone on to publish eight books of poetry, plays, fiction, and nonfiction and numerous...

From left: Caverly, Santimyer, and DiMarco. An upcoming Broadway revival of Children of a Lesser God, directed by Tony Award winner Kenny Leon, starting April 11, 2018, at Studio 54 in New York City, will feature two alumnus, Tami Santimyer and James Caverly. Santimyer will...

Dr. Hall, '14, is a Research Assistant Professor at the University of Rochester Medical Center. He recently published an edited book with Neil S. Glickman, titled Language Deprivation and Deaf Mental Health. Dr. Opsahl, '18, is a Clinical Psychologist in the Trauma Services Program at...

The annual Basketball Madness is a 'mini-Homecoming' event and an opportunity to visit the alma mater, hang out with old friends and watch some exciting basketball.

Press release issued from the National Disability Institute on October 3, 2012:National Disability Institute initiative helps more than 1.5 million people with disabilities receive tax refunds of more than $1.4 billion Real Economic Impact Tour forges public-private partnerships to help Americans with disabilities move toward...

"Hector Brual, '88, and Anthony Mowl, '06, of Austin, Tex., have teamed together to enter the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry, forming a start-up company, Aerial Productions, and expectations are on the rise after the pair won a coveted drone pitch competition at the International...

In this heated 2016 election cycle, Beertown wants your vote. Beertown, whose residents are disguised as audience members, is hosting its 21st Quinquennial and needs to decide which objects should be included in the time capsule. Amelia R. Hensley, '13, James "Joey" Caverly, '11, and...