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The ​​ability to say words, form sentences, and openly speak with people around you may seem like a very normal part of everyday life. In fact, you may even dread certain conversations with certain people. Not everyone has that luxury, however. When...

Launer said she's seen many changes in San Diego's theater community over the past four decades

Launer said she's seen many changes in San Diego's theater community over the past four decades

International first-generation student and visionary to graduate from MSU Denver in December as the Provost's Award recipient.

First made available in October for adults with mild to moderate hearing loss, they’re cheaper and easier to get. Here’s a guide to who can use them and how to get them.

The College of Arts and Sciences has once again selected an impressive student to be the December 2022 Orange Gown Graduate. Liesl Melnick, communication sciences and disorders major and psychology minor, will wear the bright orange robe at commencement on Dec. 17 in recognition of her achievements as an Oklahoma State University undergraduate.

An implanted device allows a man to translate his brain signals into written words.

Professor Emeritus Louis Braida of the MIT Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, renowned for his research into hearing aid technology, has died at age 79.

The Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences made a huge leap in the expansion of its program after launching its first Ph.D. program earlier this year. Based on a foundation that focuses on preparing graduates to excel in academic faculty positions, it...

Humans are have never been particularly adept at lip reading, but that hasnt stopped us from training AI to do it with nearly 100 percent accuracy..