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Every year, Gallaudet sends an Annual Report of Achievements (ARA) to Congress. The document is required by the Education of the Deaf Act. It also acts as an annual report for Gallaudet’s accomplishments and evolution during the most recent Fiscal Year (October 1 to September...

Decades of dance are set to converge on Gallaudet’s campus on March 28th and 29th. “Family Reunion: Celebrating 70 Years of Dance” will feature the past, present, and future of Deaf and hard of hearing dancers gathering on one stage to honor the storied legacy...

Dr. Frank Robert Turk Sr., his wife Marlene Hestness Wagner Turk, and their Miniature Schnauzer Jenny died on March 12, 2025 at their home in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Dr. Turk was 95 years old, and Marlene Turk was on the cusp of her 89th...

On February 21, 2025, an exciting new art exhibition opened at the Washburn Arts Center on Gallaudet’s campus. “Rising Crane, Open Wing” features 18 different Asian and Pacific Islander Deaf artists from the D.C. Metro Area. Many of the artists are Gallaudet and Clerc Center...

**Above, the 2024 Deaf-E3 team leads the quarterly USAID Implementing Partners RoundtableThe U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded Gallaudet University a $1.5 million cost extension for the Strengthening Deaf Education, Empowerment, and Employment (Deaf-E3) Activity in Nigeria. This will help build on the...

For a preview screening of the new documentary Leonardo da Vinci on Nov. 13, JSAC 1011 was transformed into a movie theater — complete with buttery popcorn aroma wafting from a machine manned by Professor Scott Corrollo.  Directed by Ken Burns, Sarah Burns, and David...

Tawny Holmes Hlibok, ’05 & G-’10, who is a White House Fellow this year, hosted her fellow program participants at Gallaudet on October 15th. The prestigious program invites high-achieving leaders to take a yearlong post in the federal government. The White House Fellows program includes...