We are disturbed and horrified to see the escalating violence directed against Asian Americans, in the Bay Area and around the country. These incidents have increased since the start of the COVID-19 …
Read More >UC Press is excited to announce the beginnings of our FirstGen Scholars Program! We are developing this program as part of our organizational mission to publish and support a diverse community of …
Read More >After an impressive tenure of 28 years at UC Press, Director of Editing, Design, and Production Scott Norton will retire at the end of June. Norton’s relationship with the press started in …
Read More >University of California Press recognizes and acknowledges this: Black Lives Matter.
Read More >We’re pleased to unveil the new www.ucpress.edu. Redesigned, reformatted, and upgraded for ease of use, this is the first overhaul of our website since 2010. Improvements and enhanced functionalities to the site include: …
Read More >by Kevin Lewis O’Neill, series editor Atelier is a new book series in anthropology designed to take a ground-up approach to the acquisition and publication of new ethnographic works. The aim is to …
Read More >BERKELEY, Calif. — September 1, 2010 — Lynne Withey, who has guided University of California Press through some of the most transformative years in its history, will retire from her position as …
Read More >University of California Press and the California Digital Library announce a new collaborative publishing venture, UC Publishing Services (UCPubS). UCPubS extends the publishing capacity of the University of California by providing a …
Read More >While at first glance this blog may not look too different from our previous blog, we’ve been working hard to enhance our blog platform to bring you even more video, audio, pictures, …
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