Happy University Press Week! Help us celebrate university presses November 9-13. Since 2012, members of the Association of University Presses have participated in an annual celebration of University Presses.

This year’s theme for UP Week is “Power UP.” This theme showcases how university presses Power UP to give voice to scholarship and bolster the unfettered exchange of ideas around the world.

The #UPweek blog tour today asks presses to look forward to what they’re most excited about in the year to come. Visit the following press blogs to read more on today’s topic.

Temple University Press: Highlighting their Theorizing from Within series.

George Washington University Press: Introducing the GWUP and sharing what its like to be a brand new press.

Leuven University Press: Highlighting an upcoming new book series.

University of Chicago Press: Highlighting books they’re excited for in Spring 2027.

TCU Press: TCU Press announces its 80th anniversary year, reprints from 80 years of the catalog, a speaker series, and a Press history written by TCU students.

Fordham University Press: “Art, Faith, and the Places We Gather.” A preview of American Bohemia, Sacred New York, and The Shape of the Sacred.

University of Notre Dame Press: An interview with Acquisitions Editor, Dr. Ehren Foley, who recently joined the ND Press.

SUNY Press: Highlighting new series started this year in Latin American Studies, Political Science, and Philosophy.

LSU Press: Spotlight on a new series and some upcoming books.

Cornell University Press: Highlighting some forthcoming titles.

McGill-Queens University Press: A roundup of forthcoming books.

University of Iowa Press: Spotlight on Noe Montez as incoming STHC series editor.

Liverpool University Press: Insights into forthcoming titles from their editorial teams and partners.

Wesleyan University Press: Introducing their new series Guns and Society.

University Press of Mississippi: An announcement from UPM for the forthcoming new book series, Beyond the Comics Pantheon.

University of Illinois Press: New catalog announcement featuring books and sneak peek of two more new journals.

Bristol University Press/Policy Press: The future of purpose-driven publishing: Kathryn Earle on leading Bristol University Press.

Harvard Education Press: Launching new trade series publishing books by leading voices in educaion