The Art and Humanity of AI
From classrooms to research labs, the College of Arts and Humanities is shaping how we understand artificial intelligence and guiding its responsible future.
This statement was sent to language science community members in October 2020, based on discussions among members of the LSC Executive Committee.
How we're adapting our community, space, and research to keep us connected through the pandemic.
Among the many UMD students graduating remotely this Spring, we congratulate several outstanding PULSAR students. Between them, they have completed a variety of majors, minors, research projects, outreach activities, and internships.
Last updated: 3/23/2020, 3pmGiven the latest guidelines from the university, the state of Maryland, and the CDC, it seems likely that we will be doing our language science from home for at least the next 2 months.Students, faculty, and staff are stro
Leading scholars explored how language shapes and can fight discrimination.
Meet Oliver, a PULSAR student in his senior year pursuing a double degree in Linguistics and Computer Science!
Meet Pedro Mateo Pedro, the Executive Director of the Guatemala Field Station. This week he's busy with the first Winter Language School at the field station!
Meet Marisa Fried, the President and founder of the Undergraduate Linguistics Club!
Meet the inaugural winners, honored for their exceptional work in outreach, research, and advocacy!
The Maryland Language Science Center's Guatemala Field Station is proud to sponsor FAMLi 5 (the 5th conference on orm and nalysis in nguistics), which will take place Aug. 10-11, 2018 in Antigua, Guatemala at Cooperación Española orm and nalysis in