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The President and Provost Research Excellence Awards were introduced last October to inspire Gallaudet University researchers to develop projects that dismantle traditional barriers to inclusion and support meaningful career opportunities for Gallaudet students. The winners of these awards are excited to share the results of...

The Gallaudet debate team — represented by senior Lorelei Becktel and junior Trent Mora — made it to the semifinals of the University of Vermont’s annual Huber British Parliamentary debate tournament, held Nov. 9 and 10. There were a total of 58 teams and 120...

Angela Vilavong, who goes by AV for short, has worked for Instructional Design Services (IDS) since 2021, helping faculty develop online components for their courses. But she also takes courses as a Gallaudet student herself. AV expects to graduate through the Deaf Studies Online Degree...

“As a mentor, you want to serve as a steady anchor,” Assistant Dean Dr. Paige Franklin, '91 & G-'95, explained to approximately 50 faculty and staff at a lunch at the end of August, kicking off a new program aimed at guiding the new cohort...

When people in the deaf community see a hand form a wide “G” in front of the temple and pull it backward, they instantly recognize the name sign for Gallaudet University.  The Gallaudet University logo, adopted in 2011, incorporates this imagery. More broadly, the university’s...

Welcome Employers! Gallaudet University prides itself on fostering bilingual education and collaborating with employers across sectors. With a thriving student body and a global alumni network of 23,000 individuals, including leaders in various fields, we are committed to preparing students for success in the workforce....

The Google Doodle for August 19 features Dorothy “Dot” Miles, ’61, a well-known sign language poet, performer, and political activist from Wales. It appears on what would have been Miles’ 93rd birthday. Created by Korean American Deaf artist Youmee Lee, the Doodle shows Miles signing...