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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...

Jeffrey Levitt shares information about the London Human-Centered Design Study Abroad Program, with a promotional slide displayed in the background. On March 26, the Education Abroad and International Fellowships (EA) team from the Office of International Affairs delivered a presentation titled “Bison Abroad: Your Study...

On April 11, Gallaudet hosted a special screening of Deaf President Now!, a new documentary by alum Nyle DiMarco.

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.

Decades of dance are set to converge on Gallaudet’s campus on March 28th and 29th. “Family Reunion: Celebrating 70 Years of Dance” will feature the past, present, and future of Deaf and hard of hearing dancers gathering on one stage to honor the storied legacy...

Gallaudet doesn’t just nurture future generations. We also work to preserve the long history of the Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, and hard of hearing people all over the world. The Gallaudet Archives hosts thousands of items that tell the story of Gallaudet’s institutional history, as well...