Events

In connection with this semester's LING 410 "Structure of Mayan" class, there will be a film screening of Vaychiletik open to all. The...

On Friday February 11th at 3:30pm Anne H. Charity Hudley (Stanford University) will give a public lecture as part of the McGill Linguistics...

SLUM along with Carol-Rose's "Languages of the World" course are screening Tote/Abuelo (or "Grandfather") on March 11th at 8pm, followed by a talk and Q&A...

Black History Month at Concordia, the Black Perspectives Office, and the Centre for Cognitive Science present a public lecture by Professor Michel DeGraff (MIT) #BlackLivesMatter → #OurLanguagesMatter Language rights are...

SLUM, together with Carol-Rose Little’s LING 215 (Languages of the World) class will be showing their first movie, Menashe in Yiddish with subtitles...

The call for papers is now out for the workshop Move and Agree: Forum on the Formal Typology of A'-Agreement, cohosted by McGill...

The SLUM, together with Carol-Rose Little's LING 215 (Languages of the World) class, are hosting three upcoming virtual movie nights, featuring movies in...

On January 26th, undergraduate recipients of Arts Research Internship Awards (ARIA) will present the results of their summer linguistics research projects. Four linguistics...

McGill Linguistics will jointly host the 28th Austronesian Formal Linguistics Association meeting (AFLA 28) with National University of Singapore May 25th–28th 2021 (to be...

The next talk in our 2020-2021 McGill Linguistics Colloquium Series will be given by Peter Jenks (UC Berkeley) on Friday, October 16th at...

Jeff Lamontagne successfully defended his thesis on Sept 25th. Jeff's thesis is entitled "Interaction in Phonological Variation: Grammatical Insights from a Corpus-based Approach" and...

Jeff Lamontagne will be defending his PhD dissertation, "Interaction in Phonological Variation: Insights from a Corpus-based Approach" on Friday September 25th at 9:15am...