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Gallaudet University is private property and a popular media destination. Our 99-acre campus includes late 1800s-era buildings in the National Register of Historic Places as well as modern buildings designed with DeafSpace principles. Filming on our campus is welcome but requires prior permission from University...

Senior Hannah Wetzel continues to rewrite the Gallaudet Athletics record book in women’s outdoor track and field. Last week, she broke her own school record in the high jump. Earlier this season, she set new records in the long jump and triple jump.   Hannah Wetzel...

The roadway between the Hanson Plaza East and West garages has a new look! Last week, the Student Body Government (SBG) held a mural festival. The theme was “Bloom Where You Are Planted.” With extra hands from the community, three of our students completed the...

Gallaudet University has been awarded a one-year grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to support full access at an upcoming international conference. The project title is “Conference: Creating an accessible conference to support inclusive research in Mathematical Cognition and Learning.” Dr. Ilaria Berteletti of the Ph.D. Program in Educational Neuroscience Program is principal investigator, and Dr. Rachel Pizzie, also of the PEN program, is co-principal investigator.

When Professor Dorothy Hamburg founded the Children’s Instructional Summer Camp at Gallaudet in the 1950s, it was one of the first camps in the world for deaf and hard of hearing children. Flash forward 70 years and it is still going as Camp Discovery! Camp Discovery  remains a crucial option for families looking for summer programs in American Sign Language (ASL), according to camp director Vanessa Arp. This summer, there will be two sessions: July 1-12 (for ages 4-12) and July 15-26 (for ages 4-10).

The national Battle of the Books for deaf and hard of hearing students in grades 5-8 is this weekend! Students from schools in the United States and England – 13 teams in all because some schools have teams in both divisions of the competition –...

D.E.A.F. Inc., a Watertown, Massachusetts community-based, multi-service nonprofit run by and for Deaf adults, has been awarded a $2 million gift in this year’s Yield Giving Open Call grant competition. Gallaudet University alumna and Board of Trustees member Darian Burwell Gambrell, ’97 & G-’04, the...