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Thousands of prospective students, parents, professionals, school groups, American Sign Language classes, and others visit Gallaudet University annually. As the world's only university designed for deaf and hard of hearing students, Gallaudet attracts students and visitors from throughout the United States and worldwide. Visiting our...

Continuing our celebration of Gallaudet’s Deaf Studies 30th Anniversary, we spotlight several alumni of the Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs. Read below to be inspired and amazed by the accomplishments of these thinkers and changemakers. From Japan to Germany, and New York to right here...

  All residence halls will be closed from December 20, 2024, at 12:00 p.m. to January 3, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. Only students who reside in apartments on campus will be allowed to stay on campus during the winter break. No campus services will be...

The Drs. John S. and Betty J. Schuchman Deaf Documentary Center announced on October 12 the passing of Dr. Betty J. “BJ” Schuchman on October 1. BJ, along with her husband, Dr. John S. (Stan) Schuchman, had a major impact on Gallaudet University and the...

In 2019, Dr. Brendan Stern, ’06, Assistant Professor of Government in the School of Civic Leadership, Business, and Social Change, stood in front of his new General Studies debate class and wrote on the board: “Greek organizations should be abolished at Gallaudet.” He invited students...

When it was Aanuoluwapo “Aanu” Omoleye’s turn to pitch her business idea at the recent BisonTank competition — hosted by Gallaudet’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Institute (GIEI) — she strode onto the stage and began to tell a story: “Meet Chioma. She is from Nigeria, a...

Discover how Gallaudet University's program empowers deaf women, fostering leadership and advocacy skills for a brighter future. Join the movement today!