Rhea Kennedy
Student Yader Martinez asks a question during a trip to the service center Bread for the City in April. Yader and his classmates explored a rooftop garden and food pantry at the facility, which is located in the Shaw neighborhood, as well as a community garden across the street. The students visited as part of the class GSR 150: "La Vida Local: Sustainable Food in the D.C. Region" taught by Rhea Kennedy.
Today's News
News stories will appear for one day. You can also find them at the Gallaudet News site or in the Archives.
- Gallaudet University Archives Announces Major Acquisitions
The Gallaudet University Library Deaf Collections and Archives (the Archives) recently announced the purchase of two historic and rare items of significance to the deaf community.
Today's Announcements
Only new Inside Gallaudet announcements appear here; announcements that are rerun appear below in Previous Postings.
- New location for "Investing in Your Child's Future" workshop
The Investing in Your Child's Future workshop will be held on Wednesday, May 23, noon-1 p.m. Due to the volume of interest, the workshop has been moved to JSAC, Rm. 1011. - Adele Jensen Krug, '30, oldest living alumnus, passes away
The Office of Alumni Relations announces with much regret that Adele Jensen Krug, '30, passed away on Sunday, May 20. At 104 years old, she was Gallaudet's oldest living alumnus. A gathering will be held today, 5-8 p.m., at Everly-Wheatley Funeral Home, Alexandria, Va. - Trinidad Block Party and Potluck Cookout
The Trinidad Neighborhood Association will host a Block Party and Potluck Cookout on Saturday, May 26, 2-8 p.m., in the1200 block of Morse Street, NE. - Gallaudet thanks Andre Pellerin, '82, for diploma donation
Gallaudet University would like to thank Andre Pellerin, ‘82, for generously donating his diploma to the University Archives. Mr. Pellerin’s diploma is signed by President Ronald Reagan and Gallaudet University President Edward C. Merrill, Jr.
Previous Postings
If you missed an announcement the first time it appeared, you can find it here.
- Important bookstore information for summer semester
Student Financial Services announces that students will be able to purchase and charge books to their student accounts from May 11 to June 22 - Correction: Announcement of the passing of Dr. Gabriel A. Adepoju, '69
There was an error in the announcement of the passing of Dr. Gabriel A. Adepoju, '69. His birth year was 1934. - Staff Appreciation BBQ
The Office of the President will host a Staff Appreciation BBQ for all University and Clerc Center staff on Wednesday, May 30, noon-4 p.m., on Olmsted Green and the House One grounds. - Spring semester grades due for educational/tuition assistance
If you received funds for educational assistance for yourself or tuition assistance for your spouse/children for the spring semester, please submit those grades to the Finance Office no later than Monday, June 4. - Repairs to earthquake damage at College Hall begin
The Facilities Department will start repairs to damages sustained at College Hall during the August 23 earthquake on Wednesday, May 23. - "Beer and BBQ Night"
The Breaklounge and Bistro Outdoor Cafe at the GUKCH present the first Beer and BBQ Night on Wednesday, June 13, 6-8 p.m.
Department/Facility Operating Hours
Hours of various departments or facilities on campus.- ASL Diagnostic and Evaluation Services
- Bison Shop (bookstore)
- Bistro
- Breaklounge
- Commuter Programs
- Computer Labs
- Hearing and Speech Center
- Post Office
- Get Library hours
- Public Safety
- Mental Health
- Marketplace
- Rathskellar
- Ombuds
- Plaza Dining Hall
- Shuttle Service
- Starbucks Java Corner
- Student Health Services
- Swimming Pool
- Theatre Box Office
- Tutorial and Instructional Programs
