Want a free helmet? The newly formed Gallaudet Safety Team is passing out more than 100 to students as encouragement to ...

Want a free helmet? The newly formed Gallaudet Safety Team is passing out more than 100 to students as encouragement to participate in a survey, part of an initiative to make it safer for them to zip ...

Colin Denny, ’19 & G-’23 was born in Shiprock, a small town in northwestern New Mexico. He grew up 150 miles to the southwest in Pinon, an even ...

Nothing quite captures the spirit of the Gallaudet community like Homecoming. Our alumni fly in from all around the world, the entire campus is ...

Linguists, who had previously ignored the sign languages of the world, began to demonstrate that they were natural languages equally capable of communicating abstract thought, emotion, and complex ...

A microgrid is a system that combines multiple sources of electricity. It can operate independently or collaboratively with the Washington, D.C. power grid, and will deliver reliable energy for the ...

The NAD has always and continues to support and endorse innovative educational programming for deaf children, implanted or not. Such programming should actively support the auditory and speech skills ...

The first thing you might notice as you look around this coffee shop is that the donuts look delicious. There are a lot of other tempting choices listed on the blackboard menu, which is hanging above ...

The life story of Robert R. Davila, Gallaudet University’s ninth president, is quintessentially American. Born to poor but loving parents, both from Mexico and both workers in the fields and orchards ...

Offering a thumbs-up, pointing at an object, and tracing a shape in the air —all of these methods of communication are fascinating to Dr. Benjamin J. Bahan, ’79. On April 12, the retiring professor of ...

Brenda Nicodemus, Ph.D., Giulia Petitta, Ph.D., Mark Halley Professor and Director Gallaudet University Washington, DC. "This is the sign for.." ...