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Deaf-E3 Project to Advance Education and Employment Opportunities for Deaf Children and Youth in Nigeria Gallaudet University has been awarded a three-year, $2.05 million grant from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) to support initiatives to advance education, employment, and life opportunities toward...

Dr. Poorna Kushalnagar, ’93, Special Assistant to the Provost for Research and Engagement, is one of three authors of a research letter in the July 15 edition of the Journal of Internal Medicine. They propose that there is a second pathway to COVID-19 infection: self-infection...

Transition Point Requirements 1. Entry into the Program Recommendation for admission by the Admissions Committee based on completed application (Optional GRE scores; Psychology Major or Equivalent Course Background; GPA minimum 3.0; recommendation letters; interview, & Personal Statements/Essays on experience related to deafness sub-specialization, rationale for...

During Homecoming 2008, the Class of 1958 made a pledge of support to the National Deaf Life Museum (then Gallaudet Museum). Photo courtesy of The Main Event.Dr. Jane Norman, Director and Curator of the National Deaf Life Museum (then Gallaudet Museum), giving remarks of gratitude...

Transcript: Meredith: Welcome to the Washburn Art Gallery - the Linda K. Jordan Gallery. The Gallaudet University Museum is thrilled to host this exhibit opening with the Office of the Provost, the Office of the President, and the Board of Trustees. We are opening the...

For one week in March 1988, student-led protests at Gallaudet captured the nation’s attention–and then made history when the university appointed its first-ever Deaf president. This landmark event is the subject of Deaf President Now!, which will be released on Apple TV+ on May 16th....

Every year, Gallaudet celebrates Charter Day: the anniversary of the university's founding in 1864.