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Explore Gallaudet University's International Affairs programs focusing on global engagement, cultural exchange, policy development, and education for the Deaf community.

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Rita Torres, '13 and an International Studies major, recently interned as an administrative assistant at the Peace Corps office headquarters in Washington, D.C. A globetrotter, Torres has been to countries in Asia, Africa, and South America, as well as Central America. She knew she wanted an...

I am pleased to announce that Gallaudet University and Apple have begun a multifaceted collaboration to make learning more accessible and expand both academic and career opportunities for Gallaudet students. This collaboration began almost exactly one year ago. I sent our first ever American Sign...

Five panelists joined Dr. Carolyn McCaskill, director of the Center on Black Deaf Studies, and Dr. Brendan Stern, executive director of the Center for Democracy in Deaf America, last night on Facebook Live for Democracy in Color: A Multicultural, Multiperspectival Conversation on the Insurrection of...

https://youtu.be/aUlZxDMXCUQ We are now one step closer to choosing the official name for the site that honors Louise B. Miller, her son, and the teachers and students of the Kendall School, Division II. The Board of Trustees have approved the final three choices and we...

In June 2020, Gallaudet University officially recognized Juneteenth (June 19) as a permanent holiday for the first time. Since Juneteenth falls on Saturday, all employees will receive paid time off on Friday, June 18.  Juneteenth is an annual celebration of emancipation from slavery in the...