Each spring, LinG hosts a colloquium at Harvard for undergraduates from schools around the globe. Thanks to all who participated in the Sixth Annual Harvard Undergraduate Linguistics Colloquium on April 19-20, and especially to Professor Jay Jasanoff for his fascinating keynote address on the origins of the Latin gerundive. This year's undergraduate research covered a wide range of topics, including work in phonology, morphology, syntax, discourse analysis, language acquisition, philology, computational modeling, and language impairment. We had a great weekend, and enjoyed seeing the vibrant community of undergraduate linguists in action!

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