The members of the Syntax of Nominal Linkers Project linked together (no pun intended) over lunch at the Gilaneh Restaurant! They enjoyed a wonderful Persian meal and discussed linkers in the context of superlatives (among other things)!

Congrats to Robin Huo who is the the 2019 recipient of the Elaine Gold Award! See our blog to learn their outstanding achievement! blogger.com/u/3/blog/post/…

[VIDEO] 3 questions à ... Naomi Nagy. Professeur à l'University de Toronto ( University of Toronto ), Naomi Nagy a donné quatre séminaires sur le thème "What can heritage languages tell sociolinguists", dans le cadre de notre Chaire Internationale 2022. youtu.be/yg2atpcUbtE

Huge congrats to our PhD student Martin Renard, one of this year's recipients of the LSA's prestigious fellowship to participate in CoLang. 🥳 See our blog to learn more about this Renard and this fellowship! utlinguistics.blogspot.com/2022/05/colang…

There will be a HUGE UofT presence at the ACL | CLA Annual Conference this year 🤩 See our blog to learn who's presenting! utlinguistics.blogspot.com/2022/05/uoft-c…

Huge congrats to Gianna Francesca Giovio Canavesi for being the recipient of the Excellence Award and the Outstanding Program Performance Award in Language Studies at UTM! 🎉 We wish this new grad the best of luck as she pursues her Masters in Speech-Language Pathology! 🎓

While we might already be familiar with Kai Herzog-Hara, former Undergrad Admin and current Graduate Admin, we had the pleasure of hosting an interview with her! See our blog to get to know Kai on a more personal level! utlinguistics.blogspot.com/2022/07/re-mee…

A popular online linguistics textbook is now even more accessible and inclusive, thanks to Nathan Sanders and a team of fellow scholars. Learn more: bit.ly/3E9Q95z

Last plenary Emma Moore, USheffield. A packed auditorium. Lots of great vernacular features under study! Variation is so much fun 🤩 ⁦UofTLinguistics⁩ ⁦NWAV 50⁩

two years later: we finally got to celebrate getting our MAs with an in-person ceremony! b UofTLinguistics #UofTGrad20

My paper "Why more and less are never adverbs" has been accepted by Journal of Linguistics. Here's a copy ling.auf.net/lingbuzz/007543

The Uoft Linguistics Blog is officially back up and running! Since getting back online, we've covered everything from successful thesis defenses, to exciting new publications, to the biggest of conferences... Check it out below 🎉 utlinguistics.blogspot.com/2024/06/utm-fa…

On Monday, June 3rd, UofT hosted Language Research Day (LRD), a student-led conference for interaction and learning among graduate students in the field. Read all about the cross-departmental participation on the department website and blog! utlinguistics.blogspot.com/2024/06/langua… #LRD2024

From the relationship between technology and language evolution to the personality traits of cryptocurrency investors, scholars from across #UofTArtSci are sharing their expertise on a variety of issues in the media. This week's round-up: bit.ly/3Y0JW5H

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FYI: Seeking participants: Help us understand how linguists develop as educators!: We are linguists and researchers from the University of Oregon conducting a research study to understand graduate linguists' development as educators. Our goal is to… dlvr.it/TBMx6p

Two new blog posts are up on the department blog! Read here: utlinguistics.blogspot.com

Survey Alert! The Linguistics Department Social Media Coordinator wants YOU to fill out the digital communications and blog survey. Linked here: forms.office.com/r/9rJ5MQjRw3

Last fall, scholars in Pedro Mateo Pedro's course on Indigenous Languages of the Americas travelled to Guatemala to study Kakchiqel, one of over 20 Indigenous languages spoken there. Read more: bit.ly/3EgAgML

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