Gallaudet Universityuniversity, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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  • feature of Washington, D.C. ( in Washington: Higher education )

    ...and is supported largely by federal appropriations. The University of the District of Columbia, which had its origins in 1851, was formed by a merger of several municipal institutions in 1977. Gallaudet University (1857), for the education of the deaf, receives both private and federal support. The University of Maryland, George Mason University, and the Northern Virginia Campus of the...

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