Professor Ryan Walter Smith recently presented a joint project at Sinn und Bedeutung 31, an international conference in semantics and pragmatics held at Nantes Université in Nantes, France. Dr. Smith … Read More
Rutgers Linguistics alum Lydia Newkirk (graduated in 2022) recently got hired as an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Austin for the 2026-2027 academic year. After she finished … Read More
This year, two current graduate students and one Rutgers Linguistics alum gave presentations at Semantics and Linguistic Theory (SALT36). This rendition of SALT was held at the University of Buenos … Read More
This past June, Rutgers Linguistics was well-represented at Experiments in Linguistic Meaning (ELM 4) at UPenn. The large group of Rutgers-affiliated presenters (both past and present!) and attendees included Dr. … Read More
Graduate alum Věra Dvořák is giving a poster presentation on LLM-assisted language labeling at IEEE Swiss Conference on Data Science in Zürich on May 6, titled “AI-in-the-Loop: Scaling Brand Visibility … Read More
At the 11th Annual Tu+ Conference, held April 11–12 at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Rutgers Linguistics was strongly represented by faculty, students, and collaborators. Utku, Colin, and Adam McCollum … Read More
Rutgers Linguistics had a very strong presence at the 2026 LSA Annual Meeting in New Orleans, with faculty, graduate students, and alumni contributing across multiple sessions. Graduate alum Meg Gotowski … Read More
At the end of May this year, Dr. Dorothy Ahn and graduate student Quartz Colvin both gave talks at Referential Expressions in Discourse (RED2026), held at the Transilvania University of … Read More
November 7th-8th, graduate alum Meg Gotowski (PhD 2022, now at William & Mary) gave two presentations at The 50th Annual Boston University Conference on Language Development (BUCLD50) The first presentation … Read More
This year, Rutgers students and faculty had three presentations at the 56th Annual Meeting of the North East Linguistic Society (NELS 56). Graduate students Ariela Ye and Jiayuan Chen gave … Read More