Together with colleagues Kyle Mahowald (Univ. of Texas Linguistics) and Nicholas Tomlin (AB ‘19; currently UC Berkeley Computer Science PhD program), Scott AnderBois published a piece in The Atlantic on “The Unspoken Language of Crosswords”.

In June, Scott AnderBois traveled to Oaxaca, Mexico to give an intensive introduction to formal semantics as part of an intensive workshop-course on Quantification.

Polly Jacobson published in June a guest blog on Chris Collins’ (NYU) blog “Ordinary Working Grammarian”.

Holly Zheng (Linguistics AB, 2022) and Scott AnderBois’s chapter titled “Definiteness in A’ingae and Its Implications for Pragmatic Competition” appeared in the book Formal Approaches to Languages of South America, edited by Andrés Saab and Cilene Rodrigues (Springer).

Polly Jacobson gave a talk at MIT Linglunch entitled “A Categorial Grammar view of syntactic categories: Some happy coordination surprises”.

Uriel Cohen Priva and Emily Strand just published an open access paper on vowel reduction in Journal of Phonetics, which shows that schwa’s acoustic location is driven by more than just coarticulatory pressures.