The successful completion of University of California Press’s $5 million A Voice for Great Ideas Campaign marks an unprecedented investment in UC Press’s long-term vision. The exceptional level of philanthropic support allows …
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, …
Read More >Starting on December 7, world leaders will gather in Copenhagen for the 2009 United Nations Climate Change Conference. With the Copenhagen summit on the horizon, “Climate Change and Our World“, an exhibit …
Read More >Poet and UC Press author Richard O. Moore will read from his forthcoming collection, Writing the Silences, at noon this Thursday, December 3, as part of the Lunch Poems Noontime Poetry Reading …
Read More >Keith Waldrop was featured on the PBS Online NewsHour’s Art Beat blog this week. As part of Art Beat’s Weekly Poems series, Waldrop reads “Soft Hail” and “Plurality of Worlds”, both from …
Read More >On November 24, 1859, John Murray published Charles Darwin’s “On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life”. That same …
Read More >It is with tremendous sadness that we announce the passing of UC Press author, Professor Emeritus of Classics at University of California, Irvine, and revered scholar, Bryan P. Reardon. Professor Reardon was …
Read More >Calling all outdoor enthusiasts: University of California Press is conducting a survey. Your anonymous responses will enable University of California Press to advance its offerings for those interested in the natural features …
Read More >Many people dismiss insects as pests, but without them, as entomologist Gilbert Waldbauer puts it, “life as we know it would be impossible, and human beings would probably become extinct.” Waldbauer was …
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