Discover the unique traditions of Black American Sign Language in church settings, highlighting the importance of cultural understanding and inclusion for deaf worshippers.

The Whitney Museum's Christine Sun Kim survey is a razor-sharp and thought-provoking meditation on communication and sound.

When Michelle Adkins went to a Parkersburg City Council meeting for the first time in November, she found it extremely hard to follow. “I couldn’t understand anything, and I felt like I was missing ...

The caption glasses developed by HearView connect via Bluetooth to an app that uses voice recognition technology to ...

This is not only a huge step for the city government, but also for the deaf community, because they are now able to participate in city government.

Cues on Point delves into the linguistic complexities of Kim’s ASL performance of “The Star-Spangled Banner” and “America the ...

El-Erian Family Acting Conservatory (ACT) is taking on a powerful and deeply moving production of The Miracle Worker, William ...

There are five interpreters in the Eau Claire Area School District, each helping students who are either deaf or hard of hearing in the classroom. However, through those resources, other students are ...

Staff Writer As Susie Mahowald stands in front of her first-grade class at St. John the Baptist Catholic School, she teaches them to spell and read without opening her mouth, ...

Chance couldn't hear the applause, but he could see it.The Hixson High School senior became the first deaf student to be crowned King of Coming Home at his scho ...

Tyrone Epak is proud to call himself a deaf person – but it’s taken him many years to come to terms with his disability.

A Californian Visual Language” at UCSB’s Art, Design & Architecture Museum explores how artists use text to challenge ...