Category: AUP Week 2019

For day 4 of University Press Week, Mike Baccam (University of Washington), Elspeth Menzies and Harriet McInerney (University of New South Wales Press) discuss how university presses can highlight issues that have been erased from history or neglected in academia. The works...

University presses have the unique opportunity to create transformative and peer reviewed work that can change entire fields of study based on local values. This work is spread to a wide audience through mediums and forms that allow the work...

For the second day of University Press Week, Mary Francis, from University of Pennsylvania Press and Kaixuan Yao, intern at Amsterdam University Press, discuss the value of the work being done by university presses. Assisting researchers, professors, artists and so...

 Today marks the start of University Press Week 2019 with the theme “Read. Think. Act”. Josh Shanholtzer (University of Pittsburgh Press) breaks down this theme and expands on the importance of each individual word. Our Science editor, Miranda Martin,...