Study finds non-Māori speakers in New Zealand have a surprisingly sophisticated grasp of Māori language
linguistics
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“I couldn’t have paid for something like this.” That’s what one grateful graduate student said of her participation in Crossroads, a yearlong, multifaceted interdisciplinary research...
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A project at UC Santa Barbara that has area high school students conducting original research on language in their communities will expand to include two partner schools and an Upward Bound program thanks to a $30,000 grant from the Verizon...
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Scholars from across the country will gather at UC Santa Barbara for an interdisciplinary conference that examines language as a central component of California studies and establishes California as a crucial site for the investigation of...
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Carmen Jany, a UC Santa Barbara doctoral candidate who has uncovered the grammatical structure of Chimariko, an extinct language of native northern California, has been given the Winifred and Louis Lancaster Award for this year's best...
