In normal times, the American Political Science Association meeting is one of our busiest conferences–our jam-packed booth is full of scholars looking to browse and
The pandemic-driven shift of the American Sociological Association’s annual conference from in-person to online means we’re going to miss out on a lot of things
As a book marketer at a university press, one of the things you’re always looking for is a work of strong scholarship that also can
The University of Chicago Press is proud to announce that it will participate in a program supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation designed to
Last week, the Chronicle of Higher Education featured a piece by Steven Brint arguing that we are in a golden age for higher education. Herb Childress,
“Back in my day, teenagers and college students knew stuff. Now they just look things up on their phones.” Well . . . maybe? As
The University of Chicago Press announces a new series devoted to books in literary criticism. Entitled Thinking Literature and co-edited by Nan Z. Da (University
You know that what folks on your holiday gift giving list want is books, right? Fortunately, that’s what
An era will pass on December 31st with the retirement of executive editor Doug Mitchell after forty-one years at the University of Chicago Press.
We’re please to be able to share some good news that’s perfectly timed for University Press Week—#TurnItUP! The University of Chicago Press and the Chicago