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Photo above: 1970 Homecoming Queen Plumie H. Gainey rides in the parade. Nothing quite captures the spirit of the Gallaudet community like Homecoming. Our alumni fly in from all around the world, the entire campus is temporarily the exclusive domain of the Office of Alumni...

Film festivals have long been vital to the deaf and hard of hearing community, offering platforms for creativity and visibility. Since 2000, more than thirty deaf film festivals have taken place worldwide. Gallaudet now joins this tradition with the first-ever Deaf Way Film Festival (DWFF),...

Gallaudet is home to the world’s largest collection of Deaf art, carefully arranged across the campus. Walk through College Hall, and you’ll find portraits of past presidents mixed with contemporary works by Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, and hard of hearing (DDBDDHH) artists. Colorful student-designed murals brighten...

Deaf Way Film Festival (DWFF) has announced the program and film selections for its first-ever event in October. The festival will feature 23 movies, including 7 feature films and 16 short films. Each production involves deaf and hard of hearing filmmakers, actors, or crew members....

Deaf athletes from around the world are coming to Japan this November for the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics. Gallaudet will be well represented in the competition — about 40 percent of the members of the U.S. team are students and alumni. To help prepare Japan to...

For more than 35 years, there has been a good chance that anyone walking across the Gallaudet campus would run into a Prickett sister. Darlene Prickett, Operations Coordinator for Technical Services, started her career here in 1989 as a secretary. Her younger twin sisters, Rosalyn...

Nearly 500 people packed into JSAC on election night for SignVote’s watch party — and another 12,000 joined in online via the livestream on Facebook and YouTube. Any pundit would have to agree that qualifies as a landslide victory for the non-partisan initiative, organized by...