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Linguistics

A Black youth signing "now"
May 16
In U of T’s new ASL course, students learn how to sign – and better understand Deaf culture
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June 23
By learning Kanien'kéha, U of T grad Andrea Johns launched a journey of self-discovery
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May 28
Indigenous grads share stories of self-discovery at First Nations House ceremony
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February 4
Fancy, but not too fancy: Linguistics researcher cracks open the complex language of craft beer
Mira Chow, Jonathan Ng and Kate Cheung sit on a sofa in front of a window with plants in the background
February 24
U of T undergraduate students track variation in languages spoken by Toronto's immigrant communities
view of the class on language and social linguistics
December 5
First-year U of T course shines a light on language-based discrimination
Tyee Fellows, Inuk Knowledge Keeper Naulaq LeDrew, U of T President Meric Gertler and Andrea Johns pose for a photo at First Nations House
November 21
Indigenous students at U of T honoured for efforts in language revitalization, health equity
Photocopy of a September 1992 entry from a handwritten diary
October 15
Linguists at U of T use woman's diaries to track impact of cognitive decline over three decades
Photo of Oxford English Dictionary
July 26
The great word hunt: U of T expert is helping to put a little more Canada in the Oxford English Dictionary
Photo of Sali Tagliamonte
July 22
Goodness gracious, the language is changing! U of T linguists study 'g-word' usage in Ontario

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