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Gallaudet at 150 and Beyond Exhibit Grand Opening
Join us for the grand opening of "Gallaudet at 150 and Beyond," an exhibit celebrating Gallaudet University's rich history and bright future. Discover the journey!
Gallaudet breaks ground on the Louise B. Miller Pathways and Gardens
Gallaudet University is one monumental step closer to bringing the Louise B. Miller Pathways and Gardens: A Legacy to Black Deaf Children to life. On Monday, May 11, Gallaudet officially broke ground on the Pathways and Gardens and celebrated this milestone with a community event....
‘Biology of Cancer’ course explores how Deaf scientists break down barriers and search for cures
Unfortunately, almost everyone has a personal connection to cancer, says Dr. Gaurav Arora, an Associate Professor of Biology. In Arora’s case, he lost his mother to the disease two years ago. That is why he thinks it is critical to teach young people as much...
Alums Melody and Russell Stein swim with the Sharks and uplift deaf entrepreneurs
On April 22, Melody Stein, E-’96, and Russell Stein, ’95, appeared on the hit TV show Shark Tank alongside their children and business partners, Taysia and Rylan. With the final pitch of the season, the family reeled in iconic investor Lori Greiner, who invested $200,000...
Alum Dx. Rafa’s research bolsters change in the Philippines
Raphael Domingo, PhD ’22 is accustomed to being a leader as a co-founder of the Philippine Federation of the Deaf and its youngest president at just 21 years old. Known as Dx. Rafa, they use gender-neutral professional titles (Dx.) and pronouns in Filipino (siya) and...
Global human rights leader Yohei Sasakawa and Emmy-nominated filmmaker Nyle DiMarco to deliver Gallaudet University Commencement addresses, receive honorary degrees
Gallaudet University, the world’s leading university for deaf, deafblind, and hard of hearing students, has announced the commencement speakers for its 156th Commencement ceremony, scheduled for May 15, 2026. Yohei Sasakawa, Honorary Chair of The Nippon Foundation and a globally recognized humanitarian and human rights...
The story of Carolyn Brick: teacher, artist, mother, and one of Gallaudet’s first-ever deaf graduate students
In 1960, Carolyn Brick, ’60 & G-’63, graduated with her bachelor’s in psychology. She wanted to be a teacher. At the time, however, Gallaudet didn’t allow deaf students to enroll in its graduate programs. “I was rejected because I was deaf,” Brick remembers. “I thought...
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