In 2024, Carolina Panthers owner David Tepper was fined $300,000 for hurling a drink toward Jacksonville Jaguars fans, while late Tennessee Titans owner Bud Adams received a $250,000 charge in 2009 ...

Kevyn Adams doesn’t need to hear the booing fans, read placards calling for his firing or field another question about his job security to appreciate what is on the line ...

But Ungar-Sargon, who is 44 and lives in New York, believes that Trump won because many of the policies he embraced used to be promises of the left. She sees him as something of an FDR of the 21st ...

A Devon theatre has joined forces with Exmouth's the Deaf Academy to make the venue and its productions more accessible to people with hearing loss. The collaboration grew out of a letter one of the ...

Tremont’s Whitney Rumbold isn’t your typical student-athlete at Illinois Central College. She’s a 20-year-old freshman in her third year of college playing a second college sport. It’s her first ...

CANTON ‒ When Richard Allison and Tennille Shanice Rogers moved back to Stark County with their newborn son Enzo, they faced challenges familiar to many deaf families. Finding a new job and adjusting ...

Shoshannah Stern, ’05, earned rave reviews for her first feature film as director, Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, which premiered at Sundance Film ...

In May 2025, Maria Serra Pereda arrived in Juno Beach, Florida to begin her summer internship. She had no idea what to expect. By the end of her first ...

Arc of Midland's Fall into Fun drew 30+ groups with free hot dogs, cider and activities, sharing resources and inclusive fun for families.

Before Helen Keller became a symbol of hope and possibility, she was a frustrated child unable to communicate — until her teacher, Anne Sullivan, unlocked her world. Their story of struggle, ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Fred Michael Beam took the stage with a powerful message, challenging how the world views race, identity and deaf culture. His show, "Black Deaf Male: Who Am I?," wasn’t just a ...

The Office of the Provost launched a yearlong initiative Sep. 17 to evaluate each university major and minor, deciding which to grow, restructure or phase out entirely. Each major and minor’s fate ...