An app-based, free-to-use American Sign Language interpreter program first deployed at Colorado Department of Labor and Employment offices in April is now available at all 11 History Colorado museums.

The Justice Department is appealing an order for the White House to provide ASL interpretation during press briefings given ...

In an Argus article published on Sept. 20, 1988, titled Sign Language House Explores the Silent Sounds of Manual Speech, Marisa Cohen ’89 wrote, “Rob Freundlich ’89 thought of the idea for a Sign ...

ALPENA – People can learn a new language with the newest resource at the Alpena County George N. Fletcher Public Library. The ...

University Senate will vote on a proposal to lower the Language Other Than English requirements for online degree completion ...

Capital Stage in Sacramento is expanding accessibility with ASL-interpreted performances for every mainstage production of ...

As the federal government shutdown stretches into a second month, working poor parents suddenly have no child care for their ...

Hotel loyalty programs that waste money The promise sounds perfect. Book rooms with the same hotel chain, rack up points, ...

Gestures, facial expressions, pictograms – visually perceivable forms of communication are at the heart of the DFG Priority Program “Visual ...

U.S. Judge Amir Ali called the Trump Administration’s decision to nix ASL interpretation illegal, blocking access to ...

Mooneyham is a UC Davis Medical School graduate who grew up and trained in Redding before becoming board certified in family ...

In these letters, Neos Kosmos readers engage with enduring questions of identity and democracy — from bilingual education and ...