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Department of Linguistics Separates from the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics

By Paulina Inglima November 12, 2023

The department of linguistics separated from the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics (FLL) at the beginning of the Fall 2023 semester, underscoring an important niche of the Georgetown University curriculum.  The...

Linguistics Professor Recognized by GU College Academic Council for Instructional Excellence

Linguistics Professor Recognized by GU College Academic Council for Instructional Excellence

By Sophia Lu March 18, 2023

The newest recipient of the Georgetown University College Academic Council’s Honors Teaching Award, which honors professors for instructional excellence, is professor Marissa Fond, an applied sociolinguist...

New Joint Degree Program Emphasizes Importance of Language, Culture in Business

By Julia Butler October 20, 2022

Georgetown College and the McDonough School of Business (MSB) launched a new joint Bachelor of Science in International Business, Language and Culture (IBLC).  The joint degree program, which...

COMMUNITY CORNER: Have You Seen That Slack Notification Yet?

COMMUNITY CORNER: Have You Seen That Slack Notification Yet?

By Mia Rasamny November 18, 2021

https://soundcloud.com/multimedia-editor/community-corner-have-you-seen-that-slack-notification-yet?si=c993606d0e8846fe894b7fa4f05195f6 This week on “The Community Corner,” The Hoya had a chance...

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Former FLL Dean James Alatis died at the age of 88.

Alatis, 88, Fostered Linguistics Growth

By Toby Hung March 20, 2015

When James E. Alatis graduated from the University of West Virginia in 1948, Georgetown was still a year away from establishing its School of Languages and Linguistics. Today, there are 105 students...

Linguistics Prof Analyzes Perception of Time

By Andrew Wilson April 23, 2013

Daniel Casasanto, a professor of cognitive psychology at the New School for Social Research, explained differences in the way people express time through hand gestures across cultures Friday. Casasanto,...

Idioms for Idiots: For Those Who Could Care Less

By Allie Doughty September 7, 2012

Until a few weeks ago, I had never actually used the phrase “play it by ear,” even though I’ve heard the idiom spoken by other people countless times. So when I finally included the words in conversation...

Language Lab Enhances Learning

By Jonathan Gillis October 8, 2010

Every semester, Georgetown language students dish out $70 in lab fees, but many have never seen the inside of the lab room. In an era of continuously emerging technologies, the language lab could...

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