Prof. Adam McCollum with Darya Kavitskaya (UC Berkeley) has recently published an article in Glossa titled “On the status of non-iterativity in feature spreading“. Abstract: In the most commonly discussed cases, … Read More
Prof. Adam Jardine has recently been promoted to Associate Professor with tenure at Rutgers Linguistics. Congratulations Prof. Jardine!!
We’re really pleased to announce that Nate Koser successfully defended his dissertation on March 30th, 2022! Title: The Computational Nature of Stress Assignment Committee: Adam Jardine (Chair), Bruce Tesar, Adam McCollum, … Read More
Welcome to our Grad class of 2022! We are excited to announce our incoming class of PhD students for Fall 2022! We will be joined by: Aidan Sharma … Read More
Dorothy Ahn (with Heejong Ko of Seoul National University) recently published an article in Glossa. Please find all the details below. Congratulations to Dr. Ahn and Dr. Ko! On non conservativity of Korean … Read More
We’re delighted to announce that Shiori Ikawa successfully defended her dissertation on February 4th!!! Title: ‘On Agree feeding interpretation: Honorificity, empathy, and switch-reference.’ Co-Chairs: Mark Baker and Troy Messick Committee members: … Read More
Rutgers alumna Jess Law (UCSC) recently published an article titled The Mereological Structure of Distributivity: A Case Study of Binominal Each (abstract below) in the Journal of Semantics. Congratulations to Dr. … Read More
Hazel Mitchley presented her work ‘Transitivization, causative constructions, and the thematic licensing of external arguments‘ at the 96th Annual Meeting of the LSA that took place from Jan. 6–9, 2022. Here’s the … Read More
Megan Gotowski (5th Year) recently published an article titled ‘Quoi sluices in French‘ in Glossa (Vol. 7) (abstract below). This is the fourth journal article that Meg has published while here … Read More
Prof. Kristen Syrett (co-authored with Paola Cépeda, Hadas Kotek, Katharina Pabst) published an article titled `Gender bias in linguistics textbooks: Has anything changed since Macaulay & Brice 1997?‘ in Language(Volume … Read More