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Each fall, brand-new faces on campus express a mix of excitement, uncertainty, and nerves as they begin a new phase of their lives. Teary-eyed hugs are exchanged, and embraces are held for longer than usual. But don’t worry–the parents will be all right. “Gallaudet’s Student...

Gallaudet brought strong representation to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Conference in Washington, DC last month. ASHA is one of the nation’s most important professional development and networking events for speech-language pathologists; audiologists; speech, language, and hearing scientists; assistants; and students. Speech Language Pathology (SLP)...

The first-ever Deaf Way Film Festival (DWFF) brought the house down! From October 16-19, Gallaudet welcomed hundreds of cinephiles to celebrate deaf, deafblind, deafdisabled, and hard of hearing filmmakers. DWFF was hosted by Gallaudet’s Office of Arts, Culture, and Experience (ACE). In addition to feature...

This year’s Homecoming was a blast! We had so much fun gathering, celebrating, and reminiscing with the Gallaudet community. Just one week after the first-ever Deaf Way Film Festival, our campus was full of spirit as alumni from around the world returned to see their...

Shoshannah Stern, ’05, earned rave reviews for her first feature film as director, Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, which premiered at Sundance Film Festival in January. The film is now available for rent on Apple TV+, Amazon Prime Video, and Fandango at Home. On October...

“Each subway car has its own story,” says James Caverly, '11. Who is on board and where are they headed — both on that trip and in life? “Off the Rails,” a new play that premiered last week at Elstad Theater, takes audiences along for the...

WASHINGTON – The Gallaudet University Athletics Department will host a Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) Rising Stars Day on Saturday, Sept. 20, in the afternoon as the Bison host several home athletic events.