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Explore life in Washington, D.C. with Gallaudet University. Discover vibrant culture, events, and opportunities that enrich the student experience.

This is a guide on how to find and request items in the library, how to renew items, how to log into your library account, and more!

Discover how Gallaudet University and the Library of Congress are preserving rare sign language films, ensuring the rich heritage of sign language is safeguarded for future generations.

An amazing art exhibit featuring Gallaudet student work is on display at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library in Washington, D.C. Last spring, Amy Stevens, art professor and coordinator of GSR 240, saw on the cover of an American University magazine a photo featuring...

In celebration of Martin Luther King, Jr. Week from January 17 through 23, the D.C. Public Library will present Dr. Andrew Jackson Foster and the African-American Deaf Mission in Washington, D.C. at the Agboola has 30 years of teaching, research, and service experience in higher...

Gallaudet doesn’t just nurture future generations. We also work to preserve the long history of the Deaf, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled, and hard of hearing people all over the world. The Gallaudet Archives hosts thousands of items that tell the story of Gallaudet’s institutional history, as well...

Explore Gallaudet University's Archives, a treasure trove of history and resources dedicated to the deaf community. Discover our collections and research opportunities.