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From time to time, we received visitors in the Museum whose family members were alumni of Gallaudet College.  Naturally, the visitors were curious about the experiences those ancestors had on campus, so after gathering what they knew about the person, I would do a short...

The 20th anniversary of the annual Sutcliffe Business Bowl held at Gallaudet on April 11, 2024 was a family affair for the benefactor behind the event. Dr. Ronald E. Sutcliffe, ’59, former dean of Gallaudet’s School of Management, attended the event with all five of...

Welcome to the Office for Career Success at Gallaudet University!  As faculty and staff, you hold a crucial role in helping students fully realize their knowledge and skills in and outside the classroom. According to a survey by the National Association for Colleges and Employers...

Gallaudet University’s Disability-Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Planning Program (DEP) culminates with a Summer Institute hosted in collaboration with deaf community partners in a disaster-impacted setting in a U.S. territory or other country. This summer, the institute will be based in Japan, collaborating with six deaf-led organizations who have been at the forefront of disaster response and innovation following the Great East Japan Earthquake.

Dr. Joseph Murray was born and raised in the United States. But as president of the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD), he has to represent more than 130 countries, each with its own languages, cultures, and attitudes. He explained this balancing act at a campus event last week, “Deaf Lives Across Borders: Navigating Complexities and Differences,” hosted by the Center for Democracy in Deaf America (CDDA).

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Gallaudet community members were offered a glimpse into the numerous possibilities that global learning offers at the Office of International Affairs’ annual Go Global Fair (GGF), held November 8 in the University’s Jordan Student Academic Center. The GGF demonstrates that the personal enrichment an individual gains through a global learning experience goes far beyond academic knowledge: cultural immersion, new language skills, exposure to new perspectives, and the awareness of being a citizen of the world.