A group of staff, faculty, and administrators is exploring how to build for the future of Gallaudet learners – with speed and ...

Become reacquainted with these nine newly tenured faculty members and their impressive records of scholarship, teaching, and ...

Our Art and Media Design programs are led by an internationally renowned faculty trained in disciplines spanning traditional art to digital media and performing arts. Students are challenged through ...

1 The production and sale of cigarettes should be made illegal. 2 Participating in team sports helps to develop good character. 3 Americans should have more holidays and longer vacations. 4 Dieting ...

Except for LEVEL 5, the ASLPI proficiency level received may include the assignment of a plus value (+). This does not represent a midway point between two levels, but may be inferred to indicate that ...

Deaf and hard of hearing people have always known that being deaf or hard of hearing gives them unique strengths and perspectives. The concept is now widely known as Deaf Gain, but the belief has ...

Susan was annoyed by her neighbor’s dog. Susan is the experiencer.” She is experiencing an emotion. The word annoyed is used to describe how Susan is feeling The verb+ing becomes an adjective when it ...

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 ...

Nanette Fabray, at 1972’s Commencement SBG President Larry Forestal presents flowers to Ms. Fabray in 1962. All photos provided courtesy of Gallaudet University Library Deaf Collections and Archives.

Built in 1870, Chapel Hall was once the main hub of the university, serving as a chapel, auditorium, exhibit center, and dining hall. This picturesque High Victorian Gothic building is on the National ...

In 1975, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act-Public Law 94-142-entitled children with disabilities to an appropriate education in the “least restrictive environment.” This was generally ...

Following the example of the American School for the Deaf, other states began to establish schools for deaf children. Schools opened in New York in 1818, Pennsylvania in 1820, Kentucky in 1823, Ohio ...