News

We are happy to announce the publication of Colorado Research in Linguistics (CRIL)’s twenty fourth volume, after a nearly 7-year hiatus! CRIL 24 covers a broad range of topics, from indexicality and language and identity,

Dr. Mia Thomas-Ružić retired this year after many years of service to the Department of Linguistics as a TESOL instructor, advisor and administrator. Among many other things, she was the heart and brains behind our TESOL

Please join us in congratulating the following students who successfully defended their MA theses this semester!Haley Hash: “Arapaho Bimorphemic Motion verbs: an ontological and semantic exploration” (chair: Andy Cowell)Cedar Lay: “Resisting the

Prof. Kira Hall was recognized yesterday by the Office of Outreach and Engagement for her work with the Literacy Practicum, a long-standing service-learning course in the Linguistics Department that pairs CU students (or “Buff Buddies”) with

The Department is pleased to announce that BA/MA students Mara Strother has been selected to receive a Jacob Van Ek Scholars Award for 2019!The College of Arts and Sciences is honoring sixteen faculty-nominated students with these awards

We are pleased to announce that Paula Dufour, our Departmental Program Assistant, has been named 2019 Arts & Sciences Employee of the Year!The College of Arts and Science recognizes Paula’s critical

We are ecstatic to announce that one of our graduate students, Chu Paing, has been awarded the prestigious 2019 National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship! This is an incredibly powerful award,

Dr. Hannah Haynie has joined the faculty of the Department of Linguistics as an Assistant Professor, specializing in morphology and typology. Dr. Haynie's work targets language prehistory and some big questions about origins, and

The Spring 2019 newsletter from the CU Department of Linguistics—newly redesigned and rebranded as The Interlocutor—is now available!Click here to see what the Department has been up to recently, including a letter from Professor and Chair

CU Linguistics PhD student Jared Desjardins has received two teaching awards from the University: the Certificate of Excellence from the CU Graduate Teacher Program, and the GPTI Teaching Excellence Award from the Graduate