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

Welcome to Gallaudet University, the world’s only bilingual University for Deaf, Hard of Hearing, DeafBlind, DeafDisabled students and more in the world. As the world’s only university designed for ...

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 ...

At Gallaudet University, we know that families play an important role in student success. Whether your student is just starting their journey or continuing their experience, we are here to support ...

The minor in Sport Management provides students with practical knowledge of planning, organizing, and leading sport and recreation programs through coursework in event management, sport administration ...

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

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.

Each year in May, we recognize the accomplishments of graduate students who have demonstrated academic excellence and exceptional leadership in their fields. Please join us in celebrating the 2026 ...

Only three years after being named the seventh president of Gallaudet University in 1984, Jerry C. Lee announced he would be leaving to take a job as vice-president of Bassett Industries. His ...

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 ...

When a deaf child has autism, it often goes undiagnosed for far too long, says Dr. Danielle Previ, G-’15 & PhD ’18, senior manager of the Gallaudet Psychology Clinic. She first recognized the problem ...

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 ...