Search

"Gallaudet University announced on September 2, 2015, it has launched an initiative to encourage the campus community, its surrounding Northeast D.C. area neighbors, as well as alumni and friends around the world, to submit suggestions and ideas to revitalize the university's campus edge at 6th...

On June 10, 2016, the Gallaudet Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program (GIEP) held its inaugural business pitch competition for deaf and hard of hearing entrepreneurs at Peikoff Alumni House on campus. Eight teams of deaf entrepreneurs presented their business proposals to a panel of judges and...

A new website, deafprinters.com, launched on October 17 with a reception in the National Deaf Life Museum. This virtual exhibition chronicles the history of deaf printers–many of them Gallaudet University alumni–at The Washington Post.  The Deaf Printers Pages website is the culmination of four years...

After establishing and directing the Deaf Studies program at Towson University (Maryland), a program with a faculty made up of Gallaudet alumni, and seeing over 800 students graduate from the program during the last 18 years,Dr. Sheryl Cooper, Ph.D. 97, retired on June 30. However,...

How can members of the Gallaudet University community trust the Department of Public Safety to keep them safe when they do not feel secure in their relationship with DPS? This is clearly a challenge for Gallaudet students, faculty, staff, teachers, and alumni, with respect to...

The Gallaudet University Archives is proud to announce the availability of two new digital collections for public use: The full run of Gallaudet Today, Gallaudet’s alumni magazine, from 1970 to 2018 can be accessed here. MSS 118: The Sandy White Collection on Segregation of Black...

The Gallaudet University Alumni Association (GUAA) held a virtual Charter Day program on Saturday, April 9. They marked Gallaudet’s 158th birthday, then announced the winners of the GUAA awards for 2022, as follows: Outstanding Young Alumnus Award: Victorica Monroe, ’15 & G-’20Advocacy for Social Justice Award...