The annual LASURI (LAS Undergraduate Research Initiative) is now open for student applications. LASURI supports undergraduate students in completing a research project under the mentorship of a faculty member. The application is now…
Congratulations to Dr. Hanae Kim (Senior Lecturer and Korean Studies Program Coordinator) on her new publication, “Korean-American Parents’ Efforts to Transmit the Korean Language to their Third-Generation Korean-American Children” featured in Bridging Worlds:…
Congratulations to Madison Parker (BA in Linguistics, BA in English and Minor in Germanic Studies) who is to begin graduate studies in Digital Linguistics at the University of Zurich. We are so proud…
Congratulations to William Fitzgerald (BS in Computer Science & Linguistics) on his admission to the MA in Linguistics at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, where he will study language documentation in support…
Summer fellowship program in Linguistics, the Michigan Humanities Emerging Research Scholars (MICHHERS) MICHHERS is a 2-week academic experience program that brings to the University of Michigan talented undergraduate or MA students from diverse backgrounds who…
On November 20, 2025, faculty from the Chinese, Korean, and Japanese programs collaborated to lead a joint East Asian Calligraphy Workshop as part of UIC’s Fall 2025 International Education Week. Students explored traditional…
Madison Parker (BA in Linguistics) presented her research at the Fall 2025 UIC Honors Research Symposium on Wednesday, November 19, 2025. Madison’s project, “How Can ChatGPT Be Used Effectively for German Language Learning?”,…
The School of LCSL’s pop-up pantry (located in UH 1650) was recently featured in Block Club Chicago! Professor Jill Hallett (Dept. of Linguistics) and Chloe Swerdlick (MA student, Hispanic Linguistics) recently initiated the…
On October 8, students in Japanese 210 welcomed Ms. Kana Kendziera as a guest speaker. Ms. Kendziera shared her experiences as a former member of the Japanese national volleyball team and as a…
Professor Gyu-Ho Shin was recently featured in Stories atLAS: “Linguistics Meets AI at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.” I am developing two connected themes: AI explainability and AI literacy. Explainability asks…
