Gallaudet University continues to invest in improvements to our campus buildings, outdoor spaces, infrastructure, and student ...

For three weeks this summer, 15 students immersed themselves in Ghanaian history and culture while engaging with locals in ...

One of Gallaudet’s iconic brands is returning, with a twist. Gallaudet Today will now be represented in two forms: Gallaudet ...

In today’s world, visual communication is more important than ever. Gallaudet’s art program is adapting to the needs of today ...

Move-In Day On Move-In Day, new students and their families arrived at Gallaudet to get settled in the dorms and explore the ...

Everybody is getting ready for the new academic year at Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (HMS). Teachers ...

Gallaudet University is reimagining its academic portfolio to strengthen the educational experience we provide today and prepare students for the opportunities of tomorrow. Higher education is ...

Gallaudet University students are responsible for knowing the information, policies, and procedures outlined in this document. Although this handbook was prepared with available information at the ...

The spark that ignited DPN was the announcement on March 6, 1988, by the University’s Board of Trustees that a hearing person had been selected as Gallaudet’s seventh president. In the months — or by ...

Andrew Jackson Foster was the first Black Deaf student to graduate from Gallaudet University after the Jim Crow era. Although he was allowed to enroll, the campus atmosphere was no less racist than ...

Welcome to Gallaudet University’s Office of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)! We’re more than just a campus service; we’re here to support your mental health and empower you to navigate ...