Learning Mandarin from Birds
Catherine Ryu, associate professor of Japanese literature and culture, has received a patent for the technology behind her languagelearning game, Picky Birds. Scholars of the Mandarin Chinese language can learn a…
Catherine Ryu, associate professor of Japanese literature and culture, has received a patent for the technology behind her languagelearning game, Picky Birds. Scholars of the Mandarin Chinese language can learn a…
Tyler Karty, BA ’16 Arabic, Crop and Soil Sciences Tyler Karty is used to the puzzled look he receives when he tells people he’s studying Arabic and Crop and Soil…
The MSU Department of Linguistics and Germanic, Slavic, Asian and African Languages in the College of Arts & Letters will host its 2016 Alumni Reunion, Saturday April 9. MSU Linguistics…
Philosophy PhD student Sophia Pavlos MSU College of Arts & Letters (CAL) graduate students Jennifer Gohlke, German Studies, and Sophia Pavlos, Philosophy, have been named Humanities Without Walls (HWW) 2016…
After taking the Children’s Language Acquisition course taught by Cristina Schmitt, Honors College and linguistics and neuroscience major Mina Hirzel found something she was truly interested in pursuing. “Cristina invited…
During the Fall semester 2015 the German Program in the Department of Linguistics and Languages will offer a semester-long series of events on the legacy of unification. These events, which…
Peter Stougaard, former Hollywood studio executive May 12, 2015 - As part of the MSU Empower Extraordinary campaign, the College of Arts & Letters (CAL) at Michigan State University has received an in-kind…
Professor Karin Wurst has published the book Das Schlaraffenland verwildeter Ideen. Narrative Strategien in J.M.R. Lenz' Erzählwerk with Königshausen Neumann. It explores Lenz's contributions to modern narrative theory. From the…
by Mike Jenkins | September 2014 Stop by the EEG Lab in B418 Wells Hall on the MSU campus, most any day, and you’re likely to find Professor Alan Beretta, a grad…
Professor Peters It is with great sadness that we report the death of Professor George Peters on July 8, 2014 in Oregon. George was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer two years…