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Dr. Ronald Eugene Sutcliffe, ’59, Dean Emeritus at Gallaudet University, passed away on January 25, 2026, in Ames, Iowa, at ...

Coaches David Hamilton, ’92 Keith Westhoelter, ’94 | Assistant Coach, Men’s Basketball The men’s basketball team captured the gold in Tokyo! They defeated Ukraine 69-59, with contributions from a host ...

The criminal justice system impacts many Deaf people in so many ways, says Dr. Erin J. Farley, Associate Professor in Government. She assembled a panel of Gallaudet faculty experts to deliver a ...

Deaf Way Film Festival was welcomed by picturesque weather and enthusiastic guests. The theater was packed to watch Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, directed by Gallaudet alumni Shoshannah Stern, ’05 ...

Pictured above: Curator Noel King in the “Beyond the Waves” exhibit. The Linda K. Jordan Gallery at Gallaudet is now hosting an exhibition titled “Beyond the Waves: Deaf Art” that features over 30 ...

During Homecoming 2025, Gallaudet University will host a special site dedication ceremony for the Louise B. Miller Pathways and Gardens: A Legacy to Black ...

Seated closely together, a group of about a dozen people meets in the Multipurpose Room in Gallaudet’s Student Center. They are DeafBlind, Deaf, hearing, signing, and nonsigning, and use a mix of ...

Gallaudet has received a subaward to literally include Deaf voices in the Speech Accessibility Project at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, which works to improve the accessibility of ...

Gallaudet is excited to announce the launch of a groundbreaking video campaign in collaboration with The Coca-Cola Company on their 139th birthday. In this campaign, they unveil a new corporate name ...

Purpose: This option is designed for personal enrichment, professional development, or as supplemental training. It’s ideal for individuals who want to improve their ASL skills without the need for ...

Since the Deaf President Now (DPN) movement in 1988, its legacy has lived on through the memories of Deaf community members and disability rights activists. Now, almost 40 years later, the story of ...