Tips for authors during COVID-19
April 13, 2020
Just because your local bookstore has closed its doors or your campus has shut down, that doesn’t mean you can’t still have launch events or spread the word about your… READ MORE
Category: Publishing
NYU Press Celebrates 100 Years
December 7, 2016
Join our celebration and journey across a century of great ideas.
Indie Bound: Brooklyn Book Festival Recap
November 14, 2016
—Sara Johnson
In honor of University Press Week, a collaborative effort by five New York/New Jersey Presses at this year’s Brooklyn Book Festival.
The work at hand
November 11, 2016
—Eric Zinner
In the wake of this traumatic election, and preparing for the onslaughts to come—against higher education, against the people and ideas we so ardently publish about and for—I thought it would he helpful to turn back to those same scholars for their thoughts, their ideas, for context, for perspective.
NYU Press celebrates 100 years
April 19, 2016
On April 17th, 1916, New York University Press was founded by action of the University Council’s Board of Trustees. An effort initiated by Chancellor Elmer Ellsworth Brown, who stated its purpose to be: “to publish contributions to higher learning by eminent scholars”.
Artist as ethnographer: Jason Whitesel on Books Combined
April 21, 2015
—Jason Whitesel [This article was originally posted on Books Combined, a collaborative blog launched by our friends at Combined Academic Publishers.] Growing up, I found the human body an abundant source… READ MORE
Buzzed on research
December 5, 2014
—Andrew M. Schocket Research can be boring, draining, sometimes physically or emotionally exhausting. For previous projects, I’ve logged weeks worth of time doing data entry, and have had students who have dealt with… READ MORE
UP Week: Announcing the new Keywords
November 14, 2014
Happy University Press Week! We are thrilled to once again be featured the final run of the university press blog tour—this year, with a post from Bruce Burgett and Glenn Hendler,… READ MORE