Many congratulations are in order for Lydia Newkirk for successfully defending her dissertation! Her defense took place on August 24. —– Title: Be flexible, but not too flexible: limited variable-force … Read More
It’s a new academic year, and five fresh faces are coming to Rutgers Linguistics! Join us in giving a warm welcome to our department’s new cohort of graduate students. Read … Read More
We are pleased to announce that recent alum Nate Koser has joined Quantiphi, an AI software and services company, as a Conversation Designer. Congratulations, Nate!
We’re thrilled to announce Meg Gotowski successfully defended her dissertation on July 21st! This Fall, Meg will be joining MIT as post-doctoral researcher in the Linguistics & Philosophy Department. Title: Syntactic … Read More
Prof. Yimei Xiang has recently published a new article in Natural Language Semantics : Relativized Exhaustivity: mention-some and uniqueness. The article can also be accessed freely in a view only format … Read More
We are excited to share that Rutgers alumna Dr. Diti Bhadra (University of Minnesota) has been awarded the prestigious National Science Foundation CAREER Grant for her project, Theory, Fieldwork, and … Read More
Congratulations to undergrads Amy Rosen and Nishtha Trivedi for each winning a Henry Rutgers Scholar Award! Amy, a linguistics major, and Nishtha, a cognitive science major, were recognized with this … Read More
Prof. Dorothy Ahn has a new article published in Language and Philosophy: Indirectly direct: An account of demonstratives and pointing Congratulations, Dr. Ahn! Here is her abstract for this paper: … Read More
Prof. Kristen Syrett was quoted recently in an article in The New Yorker: The Twitter Account That Collects Awkward, Amusing Writing by Naaman Zhou. The article talks about the Twitter … Read More
Prof. Troy Messick and Prof. Adam McCollum gave invited talks at UMass Amherst over the past month. Prof. Messick talked about Case-copying reflexives and reciprocals on April 1st 2022. More … Read More