David Goldstein, A. Richard Diebold, Jr. Professor of Indo-European Studies and Professor of Linguistics and Classics, has recently published a couple of articles. Articles are inversely associated with inflectional case…
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PIES at AMP 2026
Published: October 5, 2026At this year’s Annual Meeting on Phonology, we will have presentations from two current and former PIES graduate students. Ryan Sandell, former graduate of PIES and associate professor in the…
Read MoreStephanie Jamison’s online Rigveda commentary updated
Published: September 29, 2026Stephanie Jamison, Distinguished Professor in the Program of Indo-European Studies and Department of Asian Languages and Cultures, has recently updated her online R̥gveda commentary with extensive notes on a number…
Read MoreNicholas Guymon to present at Grammaticalization conference in Montpellier
Published: September 26, 2026On October 2nd, Nicholas Guymon will be giving a talk titled “Adverbial predication and the history of the future tense in Archaic Latin” at the Grammaticalization and Diachronic Construction Grammar:…
Read MoreTom Francis and Muhammad Rehan present at Connected Past
Published: September 26, 2026Tom Francis (PhD Candidate, Department of Classics) and Muhammad Rehan recently presented a paper titled “Modeling Alphabet Diffusion and Community Interactions in Ancient Italy with Spatiotemporal Point Processes” at the…
Read MoreBrent Vine publishes on Lat. famēs, Hamlet, and the Cretan site of Kommos
Published: September 24, 2026Brent Vine, Professor Emeritus of Classics and Indo-European Studies, has recently published a couple of articles, one dealing with the etymology of Lat. famēs and another proposing a new interpretation…
Read MoreStephanie Jamison to receive ASPA Medal of Merit
Published: August 4, 2026Stephanie Jamison will receive a Medal of Merit from the American Society for Premodern Asia (formerly the American Oriental Society). The Medal of Merit is awarded “from time to time…
Read MoreAnahita, Valentina, Alex, and Paolo on Humanities website
Published: June 29, 2026Congratulations to Anahita, Valentina, Alex, and Paolo, whose recent accomplishments are now being celebrated on the Humanities website, thanks to Sean Brenner: https://humanities.ucla.edu/news/indo-european-studies-scholars-fellowships-teaching/
Read MoreMuhammad Rehan receives Keck grant
Published: June 4, 2026Muhammad Rehan has received a Keck grant to work with Kie Zuraw in Linguistics on building a R package called MUSE. The package will be designed to ingest and analyze…
Read MoreValentina Lunardi wins a three-year postdoc at Ghent
Published: May 25, 2026Congratulations to PIES PhD candidate Valentina Lunardi for winning a three-year postdoctoral Fellowship funded by Belgium’s Research Foundation Flanders (FWO)! Hosted by Ghent University’s Linguistics Department, Valentina will be using…
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