From August 10-12, graduate students Jiayuan Chen and Ariela Ye gave two presentations at the 28th Seoul International Conference on Generative Grammar (SICOGG 28) at Chungnam National University in Daejeon, … 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
In June, Dr. Ryan Walter Smith gave an invited talk at the Construction of Meaning speaker series at Stanford University, titled “Memory and Motion: a path-based semantics for predicates of remembering … Read More
On May 20-23 this year, Rutgers linguists gave three presentations at the 57th Annual Conference on African Linguistics (ACAL 57) in Buffalo, New York. Dr. Ryan Walter Smith and Dr. Maria … Read More
This May, at the first joint SULA and TripleA conference, held at the University of British Columbia, several Rutgers linguists gave presentations. The full group of presenters from our department … Read More
Back in April of this year, Dr. Maria Kouneli and graduate student Aidan Sharma presented at Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW48) at the University of Siena. Aidan presented … Read More
Welcome to the 2026–2027 academic year, and a warm welcome to our new cohort of graduate students! We’re excited to introduce the four first-years joining our Rutgers Linguistics community. Each … 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
The Rutgers Laboratory for Developmental Language Studies, led by Dr. Kristen Syrett, engaged in community outreach at Rutgers Day as a member of Cognitive Kids. Cognitive Kids is a joint … Read More
Professor Ryan Walter Smith presented a poster at the Chicago Linguistic Society (CLS 62). His poster was titled “What it means to deserve: a gradable semantics for merit claims.” The full … Read More