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The Department of LinguisticsThe 43rd meeting of West Coast Conference on Formal Linguistics (WCCFL 43) took place on April 25–27, 2025 at the University of Washington, Seattle. The following current and former UCLA…
Read MoreProfessor Jessica Rett has an op-ed published in the Los Angeles Times, titled “There’s no neutral language to describe horrific actions.” To read the full piece, click here: https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2025-04-23/linguist-word-choice-deportation-immigration-enforcement.
Read MoreGraduate student, Jian-Leat Siah has been awarded the James McCawley Fellowship to attend this year’s LSA Summer Institute at the University of Oregon. Congratulations Jian-Leat!
Read MoreAlum Travis Major (now Assistant Professor at USC) and Harold Torrence have been awarded an NSF grant for the project “The Crosslinguistic Components of Clausal Complementation”. Congratulations Harold and Travis!
Read MoreThe UCLA Linguistics Department is offering online and in-person summer courses for UCLA and non-UCLA students. Summer Session 2025 enrollment starts on February 1, 2025 for UCLA students and on…
Read MoreHuilei Wang has accepted a postdoc position (Humboldt Research Fellowship) in Göttingen, starting May 2025. She will be working with Hedde Zeijlstra on a syntax-semantics interface project. Many congratulations, Huilei!
Read MoreThe 49th meeting of the Penn Linguistics Conference (PLC 49) took place 5–6 April 2025. The following current UCLA linguists presented: János Egressy: Size-dependent opacity meets pied-piping Hunter Johnson: More…
Read MoreThe 47th meeting of Generative Linguistics in the Old World (GLOW 47) took place on 25–28 March, 2025 at the Goethe University in Frankfurt and the University of Göttingen. The…
Read MoreThe Main Office will be closed on Thursday, March 27, as all full-time staff will be working remotely. Please contact staff by Wednesday, March 26, if you require in-person assistance….
Read MoreOur very own Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus Pam Munro and Assistant Professor Ben Eischens were featured in the article, “The past is present,” which shines light on the preservation of…
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