We’re excited to announce that Prof. D’Imperio has been invited by various Linguistics departments and will be giving talks there in the near future. The dates and topic for each … Read More
Graduate students Ziling Zhu (2nd year) and John-Patrick Doherty (1st year) will present their works at the upcoming Annual Conference on African Linguistics (ACAL 51 – 52) to be held at … Read More
Kristen Syrett was one of the invited speakers at a workshop Children Learning Adjectives, organized by the Leeds Child Development Unit at the University of Leeds. Prof Syrett talked about what … Read More
Prof. Kristen Syrett in joint work with Michelle Goldin (University of Albany, SUNY) and Liliana Sanchez (University of Illinois at Chicago) recently published in Frontiers in Psychology, titled, ‘Perspective – … Read More
There will be strong Rutgers representation at this year’s virtual (F)ASAL-11 which will be held from March 26th to 28th, 2021. The conference is being hosted (virtually) at University of … Read More
Prof. Kristen Syrett in joint work with Athulya Aravind (MIT) has a new article in the Journal of Child Language. Their joint work received an NSF grant as well! Congratulations!! … Read More
We’re thrilled to introduce everyone to Yair Haendler, who has joined the Rutgers Linguistics department as a postdoctoral researcher with Professor Mariapaola D’Imperio. Here is a brief note Yair kindly … Read More
Prof. Adam Jardine will be giving a talk at the Princeton Phonology Forum (PɸF) on March 19, 2021. The theme for this year’s workshop is `Tone and phonological theory’. To … Read More
Our newest faculty member, Prof. Dorothy Ahn was recently invited as a guest speaker at the University of Toronto Linguistics colloquium. The talk, titled `Marked definite expressions in spoken and … Read More
Yimei Xiang (Faculty) has a new paper out ‘online first’ in Natural Language Semantics. The paper can be freely accessed here: https://rdcu.be/cd6Xg. Details below. Congratulations Yimei! Xiang, Yimei. Higher-order readings … Read More