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Joseph “JoJo” Lopez III, ’10 & G-’17, had some free time during a high school class trip to Washington, D.C., so he decided to visit Gallaudet University. He had heard about Gallaudet from his peers and teachers at California School for the Deaf, Riverside (CSD-R),...

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...

WASHINGTON - The latest class of the Gallaudet University Athletics Hall of Fame featuring six former student-athletes, one coach/administrator and one honorary member will be enshrined into on Sunday, October 26, during Homecoming 2025.

A few years ago, Julia Petersen, ’90, was enjoying a Bison football game during Gallaudet Homecoming week. As a longtime mental health therapist/consultant for the Seattle Children’s Hospital Department of Psychiatry, she has supported many Deaf and hard of hearing youth at Seattle Children’s over...

For well over a century, a building that sits prominently near the main entrance to the Gallaudet University campus was called Dawes House, a name that both honors a man who supported Gallaudet in its early days, and who brought despair to untold thousands of...

Dr. Brendan Stern, ’05, an associate professor in the Government and Public Affairs program and executive director of the Center for Democracy in Deaf America, has been presenting on the 2024 presidential election to local Deaf communities throughout the United States. In collaboration with the...

Welcome to the 2024-2025 academic year at both Gallaudet University and Clerc Center! This fall promises to be an exciting semester. Here are some of the highlights.  Gallaudet has nine new faculty members, including Dr. Joseph Hill, G-'04 & PhD '11, director of the Center...