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The new rules of language

Internet linguist Gretchen McCulloch explains how the internet has changed our language...and why it’s nothing to worry about.

 

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Feature story

Learning from your mistakes: Research from the Language and Cognition Lab

Researchers at the Language and Cognition Lab study how we learn language. What they’ve discovered may surprise you.

 

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Feature story

Delving into language: the Strathy Language Unit

What can local languages tell us about the universal human story? Emily Townshend talks with Anastasia Riehl, director of the Strathy Language Unit at Queen’s.

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Feature story

Rebuilding a language

An unlikely source could be a tool for revitalizing vulnerable and endangered Indigenous languages in Canada.

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Opinions

The power of intercultural dialogue

Roula Salam takes us inside her Edmonton classroom for international students.

[photo of Kevin Whitaker at his PHE'70 reunion gathering and painting unveiling]
Alumni network

A personal journey: Kevin Whitaker, PHE'79

At the PHE’79 Homecoming reunion in October, Kevin Whitaker unveiled a triptych that will be hung in the School of Kinesiology and Health Studies building. 

[photo of Barrie Gilbert, Arts'62]
Books

Walking among bears

Biologist Barrie Gilbert, Arts’62, writes about his lifelong study of, and respect for, grizzly bears.

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