GC CUNY - Linguistics Program
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📣 It’s that time of year: the SYNC schedule is out!
Our annual student-led conference with Stony Brook, Yale, NYU, and CUNY is back (and this year, we’re hosting it!)
📅 Saturday, Dec. 6th
📍 GC CUNY
🔗 Full schedule: link in bio
Our annual student-led conference with Stony Brook, Yale, NYU, and CUNY is back (and this year, we’re hosting it!)
📅 Saturday, Dec. 6th
📍 GC CUNY
🔗 Full schedule: link in bio
November 26, 2025 at 4:25 PM
📣 It’s that time of year: the SYNC schedule is out!
Our annual student-led conference with Stony Brook, Yale, NYU, and CUNY is back (and this year, we’re hosting it!)
📅 Saturday, Dec. 6th
📍 GC CUNY
🔗 Full schedule: link in bio
Our annual student-led conference with Stony Brook, Yale, NYU, and CUNY is back (and this year, we’re hosting it!)
📅 Saturday, Dec. 6th
📍 GC CUNY
🔗 Full schedule: link in bio
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Why Do Millennials Feel Compelled To Write 'Lol' After Everything?
Millennials Use This Phrase As A Crutch — And It's More Than Just Annoying
"I’ve transitioned to ‘haha’ instead of ‘lol’ because I read that 'lol' is millennial-coded."
www.huffpost.com
November 24, 2025 at 7:18 PM
Why Do Millennials Feel Compelled To Write 'Lol' After Everything?
Our next Linguistics Colloquium is TOMORROW! Join us for a talk by Milena Šereikaitė (Cornell University):
✨ “On the nature of syntactic atoms: a view from Lithuanian Nominalizations”
📍 Hybrid: Room 4116 & Zoom
All are welcome! Register at the link in bio
✨ “On the nature of syntactic atoms: a view from Lithuanian Nominalizations”
📍 Hybrid: Room 4116 & Zoom
All are welcome! Register at the link in bio
November 12, 2025 at 3:57 PM
Our next Linguistics Colloquium is TOMORROW! Join us for a talk by Milena Šereikaitė (Cornell University):
✨ “On the nature of syntactic atoms: a view from Lithuanian Nominalizations”
📍 Hybrid: Room 4116 & Zoom
All are welcome! Register at the link in bio
✨ “On the nature of syntactic atoms: a view from Lithuanian Nominalizations”
📍 Hybrid: Room 4116 & Zoom
All are welcome! Register at the link in bio
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🎃 Happy Halloween to our CUNY community — stay safe, have fun, and don’t ghost your assignments! 💀📚
October 31, 2025 at 3:01 PM
🎃 Happy Halloween to our CUNY community — stay safe, have fun, and don’t ghost your assignments! 💀📚
TOMORROW! Register - Link in bio!
🍽️ Sociolinguistics Brunch
Join us for Marrying the Monster, a talk by Kaushalya Perera (University of Colombo) exploring ELT, ESL, higher education, and the World Bank.
Friday, Oct. 31 - 10am-12pm
🗓️ Hybrid event | 🏛️ CUNY Graduate Center, Room 7102 or Zoom
🔗 tinyurl.com/52z9zm4x
Join us for Marrying the Monster, a talk by Kaushalya Perera (University of Colombo) exploring ELT, ESL, higher education, and the World Bank.
Friday, Oct. 31 - 10am-12pm
🗓️ Hybrid event | 🏛️ CUNY Graduate Center, Room 7102 or Zoom
🔗 tinyurl.com/52z9zm4x
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Sociolinguistics Talk with Kaushalya Perera. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Sociolinguistics Talk with Kaushalya Perera. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
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October 30, 2025 at 4:00 PM
TOMORROW! Register - Link in bio!
💻 GC Linguistics students, join us for the next Professional Development session with Prof. Caplan:
“Using online platforms for data collection”
🗓️ Next week - Thursday Nov 6, 4:15–6:15pm. Room 7102
👩🏫 Led by Prof. Caplan
🔹Note: this event is open only to Linguistics department students.
“Using online platforms for data collection”
🗓️ Next week - Thursday Nov 6, 4:15–6:15pm. Room 7102
👩🏫 Led by Prof. Caplan
🔹Note: this event is open only to Linguistics department students.
October 30, 2025 at 2:00 PM
💻 GC Linguistics students, join us for the next Professional Development session with Prof. Caplan:
“Using online platforms for data collection”
🗓️ Next week - Thursday Nov 6, 4:15–6:15pm. Room 7102
👩🏫 Led by Prof. Caplan
🔹Note: this event is open only to Linguistics department students.
“Using online platforms for data collection”
🗓️ Next week - Thursday Nov 6, 4:15–6:15pm. Room 7102
👩🏫 Led by Prof. Caplan
🔹Note: this event is open only to Linguistics department students.
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Why Bilingual Hispanic Teachers Make a Big Difference for English Learners
Why Bilingual Hispanic Teachers Make a Big Difference for English Learners
A new study found benefits from hiring teachers of color with language certifications.
www.edweek.org
October 27, 2025 at 7:38 PM
Why Bilingual Hispanic Teachers Make a Big Difference for English Learners
🍽️ Sociolinguistics Brunch
Join us for Marrying the Monster, a talk by Kaushalya Perera (University of Colombo) exploring ELT, ESL, higher education, and the World Bank.
Friday, Oct. 31 - 10am-12pm
🗓️ Hybrid event | 🏛️ CUNY Graduate Center, Room 7102 or Zoom
🔗 tinyurl.com/52z9zm4x
Join us for Marrying the Monster, a talk by Kaushalya Perera (University of Colombo) exploring ELT, ESL, higher education, and the World Bank.
Friday, Oct. 31 - 10am-12pm
🗓️ Hybrid event | 🏛️ CUNY Graduate Center, Room 7102 or Zoom
🔗 tinyurl.com/52z9zm4x
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Sociolinguistics Talk with Kaushalya Perera. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Sociolinguistics Talk with Kaushalya Perera. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting.
tinyurl.com
October 23, 2025 at 1:34 PM
🍽️ Sociolinguistics Brunch
Join us for Marrying the Monster, a talk by Kaushalya Perera (University of Colombo) exploring ELT, ESL, higher education, and the World Bank.
Friday, Oct. 31 - 10am-12pm
🗓️ Hybrid event | 🏛️ CUNY Graduate Center, Room 7102 or Zoom
🔗 tinyurl.com/52z9zm4x
Join us for Marrying the Monster, a talk by Kaushalya Perera (University of Colombo) exploring ELT, ESL, higher education, and the World Bank.
Friday, Oct. 31 - 10am-12pm
🗓️ Hybrid event | 🏛️ CUNY Graduate Center, Room 7102 or Zoom
🔗 tinyurl.com/52z9zm4x
We’re happy to share that Kyle Gorman and Charles Reiss have a forthcoming paper in Phonology (@universitypress.cambridge.org):
“Metaphony in Substance-Free Logical Phonology.”
👏 Congratulations to Prof. Gorman and Prof. Reiss on this exciting achievement!
“Metaphony in Substance-Free Logical Phonology.”
👏 Congratulations to Prof. Gorman and Prof. Reiss on this exciting achievement!
October 22, 2025 at 2:32 PM
We’re happy to share that Kyle Gorman and Charles Reiss have a forthcoming paper in Phonology (@universitypress.cambridge.org):
“Metaphony in Substance-Free Logical Phonology.”
👏 Congratulations to Prof. Gorman and Prof. Reiss on this exciting achievement!
“Metaphony in Substance-Free Logical Phonology.”
👏 Congratulations to Prof. Gorman and Prof. Reiss on this exciting achievement!
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“Yous talkin’ to me?” A massive new project is capturing how New Yorkers really sound — from “Mary” to “marry” and everything in between. Read more
Only in New York: Linguists Build a Database of Everyday Talk Across the Boroughs
Graduate Center scholars lead a project to document the accents and speech patterns unique to New York in an unprecedented record.
www.gc.cuny.edu
October 22, 2025 at 12:15 PM
“Yous talkin’ to me?” A massive new project is capturing how New Yorkers really sound — from “Mary” to “marry” and everything in between. Read more
DEADLINE POSTPONED TO OCT.26!! Submit your abstract - link in bio!
LAST DAY to submit to SYNC!! Don't miss out on the opportunity to share your work with NYU, CUNY, Yale AND Stony Brook all at once!
More info at the link in our bio - we hope to see you there!
More info at the link in our bio - we hope to see you there!
October 21, 2025 at 2:03 PM
DEADLINE POSTPONED TO OCT.26!! Submit your abstract - link in bio!
🎉 Congrats to Celeste & Matt! They'll present at #LSA2026:
“A Data-Driven Classification of Fluid Predicates in Paraguayan Guaraní.”
Their work, from our Field Methods course, explores active/inactive morphology and meaning flexibility. We look forward to hearing your talk!
“A Data-Driven Classification of Fluid Predicates in Paraguayan Guaraní.”
Their work, from our Field Methods course, explores active/inactive morphology and meaning flexibility. We look forward to hearing your talk!
October 20, 2025 at 3:15 PM
🎉 Congrats to Celeste & Matt! They'll present at #LSA2026:
“A Data-Driven Classification of Fluid Predicates in Paraguayan Guaraní.”
Their work, from our Field Methods course, explores active/inactive morphology and meaning flexibility. We look forward to hearing your talk!
“A Data-Driven Classification of Fluid Predicates in Paraguayan Guaraní.”
Their work, from our Field Methods course, explores active/inactive morphology and meaning flexibility. We look forward to hearing your talk!
LAST DAY to submit to SYNC!! Don't miss out on the opportunity to share your work with NYU, CUNY, Yale AND Stony Brook all at once!
More info at the link in our bio - we hope to see you there!
More info at the link in our bio - we hope to see you there!
October 19, 2025 at 3:00 PM
LAST DAY to submit to SYNC!! Don't miss out on the opportunity to share your work with NYU, CUNY, Yale AND Stony Brook all at once!
More info at the link in our bio - we hope to see you there!
More info at the link in our bio - we hope to see you there!
⏰ You’re still on time!
SYNC 2025 (the student conference uniting CUNY, NYU, Stony Brook & Yale) is calling for abstracts! 🌆 Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Deadline: TOMORROW 👉 sync25.commons.gc.cu...
SYNC 2025 (the student conference uniting CUNY, NYU, Stony Brook & Yale) is calling for abstracts! 🌆 Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Deadline: TOMORROW 👉 sync25.commons.gc.cu...
October 18, 2025 at 2:00 PM
⏰ You’re still on time!
SYNC 2025 (the student conference uniting CUNY, NYU, Stony Brook & Yale) is calling for abstracts! 🌆 Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Deadline: TOMORROW 👉 sync25.commons.gc.cu...
SYNC 2025 (the student conference uniting CUNY, NYU, Stony Brook & Yale) is calling for abstracts! 🌆 Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Deadline: TOMORROW 👉 sync25.commons.gc.cu...
SYNC 2025 (the student conference uniting CUNY, NYU, Stony Brook & Yale) is calling for abstracts!! 🌆
Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Find out more at the link in our bio!
Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Find out more at the link in our bio!
October 17, 2025 at 3:01 PM
SYNC 2025 (the student conference uniting CUNY, NYU, Stony Brook & Yale) is calling for abstracts!! 🌆
Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Find out more at the link in our bio!
Share your research, connect with peers, and join the NYC linguistics community.
Find out more at the link in our bio!
Live from NELS 56! 🚀
Professor Sam Alxatib is giving his keynote "Embedded tense: how to learn what some things can(not) mean"
Abstract: wp.nyu.edu/artsampscien...
Professor Sam Alxatib is giving his keynote "Embedded tense: how to learn what some things can(not) mean"
Abstract: wp.nyu.edu/artsampscien...
wp.nyu.edu
October 17, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Live from NELS 56! 🚀
Professor Sam Alxatib is giving his keynote "Embedded tense: how to learn what some things can(not) mean"
Abstract: wp.nyu.edu/artsampscien...
Professor Sam Alxatib is giving his keynote "Embedded tense: how to learn what some things can(not) mean"
Abstract: wp.nyu.edu/artsampscien...
Launching tomorrow! 🎉🗽
The CUNY Corpus of New York City English (CCNYCE) debuts 12–2 PM, Room 9206.
NSF-funded resource for studying language variation & change across NYC.
Join us to find out more and celebrate!
The CUNY Corpus of New York City English (CCNYCE) debuts 12–2 PM, Room 9206.
NSF-funded resource for studying language variation & change across NYC.
Join us to find out more and celebrate!
October 16, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Launching tomorrow! 🎉🗽
The CUNY Corpus of New York City English (CCNYCE) debuts 12–2 PM, Room 9206.
NSF-funded resource for studying language variation & change across NYC.
Join us to find out more and celebrate!
The CUNY Corpus of New York City English (CCNYCE) debuts 12–2 PM, Room 9206.
NSF-funded resource for studying language variation & change across NYC.
Join us to find out more and celebrate!
🎤 Later today: GC Linguistics Colloquium Series hosts Athulya Aravind (Yale)!
Don't miss it, register here: docs.google.com/form...
🕓 4:15–6:15 PM | 📍 Room 4116 / Zoom
Don't miss it, register here: docs.google.com/form...
🕓 4:15–6:15 PM | 📍 Room 4116 / Zoom
Athulya Aravind - October 16, 2025
Area: Language Acquisition, Semantics, Syntax, Experimental Linguistics
Title: Under-agreement in child grammars
Time: 4:15-6:00PM
Location: Room 4116
Zoom: https://gc-cuny-edu.zoom.us/j/87898838500?pwd=2HdiycVS9Ogyq94FtRpkFsaNsorvWS.1
docs.google.com
October 16, 2025 at 2:00 PM
🎤 Later today: GC Linguistics Colloquium Series hosts Athulya Aravind (Yale)!
Don't miss it, register here: docs.google.com/form...
🕓 4:15–6:15 PM | 📍 Room 4116 / Zoom
Don't miss it, register here: docs.google.com/form...
🕓 4:15–6:15 PM | 📍 Room 4116 / Zoom
Tomorrow we are hosting two events!
🎓 9:30am-4:15pm Open House
🎤 4:15pm Colloquium w/ Athulya Aravind (Yale)
Come for the tour, stay for the talk. 🗽
🎓 9:30am-4:15pm Open House
🎤 4:15pm Colloquium w/ Athulya Aravind (Yale)
Come for the tour, stay for the talk. 🗽
October 15, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Tomorrow we are hosting two events!
🎓 9:30am-4:15pm Open House
🎤 4:15pm Colloquium w/ Athulya Aravind (Yale)
Come for the tour, stay for the talk. 🗽
🎓 9:30am-4:15pm Open House
🎤 4:15pm Colloquium w/ Athulya Aravind (Yale)
Come for the tour, stay for the talk. 🗽
Thinking about grad study in Linguistics? 👀
Join our Open House on Thursday, Oct 16!
🍴 Lunch + Q&A with students
🧭 Tour our labs and spaces
📍 CUNY Graduate Center 🕛 9.30am-6:15pm
Come meet the community behind GC Linguistics!
Join our Open House on Thursday, Oct 16!
🍴 Lunch + Q&A with students
🧭 Tour our labs and spaces
📍 CUNY Graduate Center 🕛 9.30am-6:15pm
Come meet the community behind GC Linguistics!
October 13, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Thinking about grad study in Linguistics? 👀
Join our Open House on Thursday, Oct 16!
🍴 Lunch + Q&A with students
🧭 Tour our labs and spaces
📍 CUNY Graduate Center 🕛 9.30am-6:15pm
Come meet the community behind GC Linguistics!
Join our Open House on Thursday, Oct 16!
🍴 Lunch + Q&A with students
🧭 Tour our labs and spaces
📍 CUNY Graduate Center 🕛 9.30am-6:15pm
Come meet the community behind GC Linguistics!
Big week ahead at GC Linguistics!
🎓 Oct 16 – Open House + Colloquium
🗽 Oct 17 – Launch of the CUNY Corpus of NYC English
Mark your calendars!
🎓 Oct 16 – Open House + Colloquium
🗽 Oct 17 – Launch of the CUNY Corpus of NYC English
Mark your calendars!
October 10, 2025 at 3:01 PM
Big week ahead at GC Linguistics!
🎓 Oct 16 – Open House + Colloquium
🗽 Oct 17 – Launch of the CUNY Corpus of NYC English
Mark your calendars!
🎓 Oct 16 – Open House + Colloquium
🗽 Oct 17 – Launch of the CUNY Corpus of NYC English
Mark your calendars!
Next week’s Colloquium: Athulya Aravind (Yale University) on Under-agreement in child grammars 🗓 Oct 16, 4:15–6:15 PM (Room 4116 | Zoom)
Don’t miss it - register via QR code or link in bio!
Don’t miss it - register via QR code or link in bio!
October 9, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Next week’s Colloquium: Athulya Aravind (Yale University) on Under-agreement in child grammars 🗓 Oct 16, 4:15–6:15 PM (Room 4116 | Zoom)
Don’t miss it - register via QR code or link in bio!
Don’t miss it - register via QR code or link in bio!
📢 Call for Abstracts: SYNC 2025
Dec 6 @ CUNY Graduate Center 🎓
Annual linguistics conference for grad students from Stony Brook, Yale, NYU & CUNY.
Submit your abstract by Oct 19!
🔗 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Reviewers welcome too — details on the SYNC site.
Dec 6 @ CUNY Graduate Center 🎓
Annual linguistics conference for grad students from Stony Brook, Yale, NYU & CUNY.
Submit your abstract by Oct 19!
🔗 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Reviewers welcome too — details on the SYNC site.
docs.google.com
October 9, 2025 at 2:32 PM
📢 Call for Abstracts: SYNC 2025
Dec 6 @ CUNY Graduate Center 🎓
Annual linguistics conference for grad students from Stony Brook, Yale, NYU & CUNY.
Submit your abstract by Oct 19!
🔗 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Reviewers welcome too — details on the SYNC site.
Dec 6 @ CUNY Graduate Center 🎓
Annual linguistics conference for grad students from Stony Brook, Yale, NYU & CUNY.
Submit your abstract by Oct 19!
🔗 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F...
Reviewers welcome too — details on the SYNC site.
📣 Calling all GC Linguistics students!
📅 Oct 9: Prof. Cece Cutler leads a workshop on Article-based vs. traditional dissertations. Learn the pros & cons of each format as you plan your dissertation path.
👉 Current students only.
📅 Oct 9: Prof. Cece Cutler leads a workshop on Article-based vs. traditional dissertations. Learn the pros & cons of each format as you plan your dissertation path.
👉 Current students only.
October 1, 2025 at 2:00 PM
📣 Calling all GC Linguistics students!
📅 Oct 9: Prof. Cece Cutler leads a workshop on Article-based vs. traditional dissertations. Learn the pros & cons of each format as you plan your dissertation path.
👉 Current students only.
📅 Oct 9: Prof. Cece Cutler leads a workshop on Article-based vs. traditional dissertations. Learn the pros & cons of each format as you plan your dissertation path.
👉 Current students only.
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NO classes are scheduled this Wednesday, 10/1 and Thursday, 10/2 in observance of Yom Kippur.
September 30, 2025 at 1:03 PM
NO classes are scheduled this Wednesday, 10/1 and Thursday, 10/2 in observance of Yom Kippur.