Second year graduate student Vincent Czarnecki co-taught a course at this winter’s Virtual NYI Global Institute of Cultural, Cognitive, and Linguistic Studies (V-NYI#8). The course, Introduction to Mathematical Linguistics, was … Read More
Second year graduate student Vincent Czarnecki gave an invited talk at Stony Brook University’s Philosophy of Time (PHI 335) course. The title of his talk is “Russian Verbs of Motion … Read More
Three graduate students from Rutgers Linguistics represented the department with poster presentations at the Syntax near NYU (SYNNYU) Workshop, held on Nov. 17. Sixth year Chaoyi Chen presented his work, … Read More
Prof. Kristen Syrett shared her expertise on the linguistics of gendered speech in the workplace in an article on British news website The Independent. The article, “Is it sexist to … Read More
An article by Prof. Troy Messick, “Hybrid agreement with English quantifier partitives”, was published in Glossa on Nov. 1. Abstract: This paper presents a novel case study of a 3/4 … Read More
Alumna Meg Gotowski, now a visiting professor at Pomona College, together with collaborator and co-PI Iara Mantenuto of CSU Dominguez Hills have been awarded a research grant from Jacob Research … Read More
Fourth year graduate student Gérard Avelino gave a talk titled ‘Shifty modal meaning in Tagalog embedded clauses‘ at APLL -15, held in Palacký University, Olomouc, Czech Republic. Abstract: Tagalog (Philippines), has … Read More
Join us in extending a warm welcome to Maria Kouneli, who joins Rutgers Linguistics as an Assistant Professor! We’ve asked Maria to tell us a bit about herself. Here is … Read More
Welcome to the 2023-2024 Academic Year, and welcome to our new cohort of graduate students! Our five new first-years have prepared some self-introductions for us to get to know them … Read More
Prof. Troy Messick had two papers published over the summer on Linguistic Inquiry. Both papers are currently available on early access. 3/4 of a Monster: On Mixed Shifty Agreement in … Read More