The Spring 2019 edition of the Linguistics Department newsletter is now available. We hope you enjoy it.

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The Fall 2018 edition of the Linguistics Department newsletter is now available. We hope you enjoy it.

The newsletter is available here. To view older editions, visit our Newsletter page.

Please join us for the alumni awards reception, on the evening of Friday the 12th of October from 5:00 – 8:00 in the Faculty Club, Indiana Memorial Union. We will be honoring the 2018 distinguished alum, Catherine Rudin, as well as commemorating various other events in the department. More details will be posted soon.

The Spring 2018 edition of the Linguistics Department newsletter is now available. We hope you enjoy it.

The newsletter is available here. To view older editions, visit our Newsletter page.

Fall Linguistics Consortium Colloquia Series: Phonological Change and Adaptation

Guest speakers: Ricardo Bermúdez-Otero (University of Manchester, England), Joe Pater (University of Massachusetts, Amherst), Yen-Hwei Lin (Michigan State University)

To access the complete schedule, readings connected with the reading groups and lectures,  click on the links below.

Schedule

Readings

October 6-7

Come join us for the Outstanding Young Alumni Award Lectures and presentations of student research.

For more information, please visit this page:  Fall Alumni Weekend 2017

The Spring 2017 edition of the Linguistics Department newsletter is now available. We hope you enjoy it.

The newsletter is available here. To view older editions, visit our Newsletter page.

Come join us for IULC Spring conference. The 11th annual IULC Graduate Student Conference will be held on Saturday, April 8, 2017. The conference will include keynote presentations, oral presentations, poster presentations, and speed talks given by students.

IULC Conference Schedule

March 30 – April 2

Come join us for 48 Annual Conference on African Linguistics. The conference will focus on all aspects of African linguistics, from linguistic description to theoretical analysis and sociolinguistics.

For more information, please visit this page:  ACAL48

Undergraduates interested in pursuing a Linguistics major should have a look at the new Linguistics B.A. guide to find information about requirements for the major, coursework and concentrations, and the benefits of a Linguistics degree. This guide is an important tool for both current and prospective students!

There are also guides to related degree programs, namely the Computational Linguistics B.S. and the Interdepartmental B.A. in Anthropology and Linguistics