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X11/21/2023
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month, and to mark the occasion, we are sharing an excerpt from the introduction of the new book Why People Smoke: An Innovative Approach to… READ MORE
11/16/2023
Today’s post is a part of University Press Week 2023’s blog tour. This year, the members of the Association of University Presses (AUPresses)—an organization of 160 mission-driven publishers in the… READ MORE
09/15/2022
September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic American Heritage Month, and in commemoration, we’re sharing an excerpt from the Introduction to Latinos and the Liberal City by Eduardo Contreras…. READ MORE
02/09/2022
In observance of Black History Month, Penn Press is thrilled to share a blog post from Christopher James Bonner, author of Remaking the Republic: Black Politics and the Creation of American Citizenship…. READ MORE
06/03/2020
Today, we have a guest post from Eva Del Soldato, Associate Professor of Romance Languages at the University of Pennsylvania and author of Early Modern Aristotle: On the Making and… READ MORE
04/23/2020
We're thrilled to announce our 2020 Spring Sale! With most academic conferences canceled, classes moved online, and retail options limited, we wanted to offer an easy and affordable way to… READ MORE
10/31/2019
Don't miss our latest batch of new titles on topics from the origins of racial thought in Medieval English literature to urban development in India—and so much more in between…. READ MORE
07/31/2019
The height of summer is the perfect time to find a new book to read. Below, you can find one as you browse through Penn Press’s new releases in fields… READ MORE
05/23/2019
Today we have a guest post form Richard Vague, a managing partner of Gabriel Investments, Chairman of The Governor’s Woods Foundation, and author of 2014’s The Next Economic Disaster: Why… READ MORE
07/19/2018
Exciting new titles this season include: Slavery in the North by Marc Howard Ross, which looks at how northerners collectively forgot 250 years of human bondage and the recent—and continuing—struggles… READ MORE
