New issue alert: The new July 2026 issue of "Latin American & Latinx Visual Culture" features four research articles regarding art and visual culture emanating from Mexico. Available online now. online.ucpress.edu/lalvc/issue/...

New issue alert: Check out the new Summer 2026 issue of the "Journal of Autoethnography"—available online now. online.ucpress.edu/joae/issue/7/3

New issue alert: The new issue of "Classical Antiquity" is currently available online. online.ucpress.edu/ca/issue/45/1

New issue alert: The July 2026 issue of "Science Fiction Studies" is available online now. online.ucpress.edu/sfs/issue/53/2

What role have images played in shaping ideas about the U.S.–Mexico border? WHA Malone Award and Orsi Prize winner Erica Toffoli explores the history of surveillance, visual culture, and border policing—and how those legacies continue to resonate today. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/e...

I co-edited a special issue of Afterimage with @ucpress.bsky.social titled "Processing Forms: Political Aesthetics and the Materiality of the US-Mexico Border” with Alyssa Quintanilla. Read the introduction for free here: online.ucpress.edu/afterimage/a...

Looking for a resume-booster or want to stay in the loop of #PublicHistory #scholarship? Be a reviewer for The Public Historian! TPH publishes the results of research and addresses issues in the field. Fill out an app: https://loom.ly/Fi_Wsl4#PublicHistory#scholarshipucpress.bsky.social

Miguel Errazu's "Abundance and Frustration: Women’s Labor and the Archive of the Miners’ Film Workshop" recovers the story of women's labour in the 1983 Super 8 training project established between the Bolivian Mineworkers' Federation and French NGO Association Varan. Free! doi.org/10.1525/fmh....

@newsweek.com has an interview with Deana Weibel @ethnoethereal.bsky.social, author of THE ULTRAVIEW EFFECT: Weibel "said lunar life will likely resemble life at an isolated research station more than a futuristic space colony." www.newsweek.com/nasa-moon-ba...

Thank you @wsj.com for reviewing POWER SURGE by Thomas Schatz in the Arts & Culture section. "[An] impressive work...an entertaining pop history." www.wsj.com/arts-culture...

12(3) "Fashion as/and Media," guest edited by Roberto Filippello and Ilya Parkins, is now live! In this issue fashion operates intermedially, foregrounding its relational capacity across photography, television, magazines, and novels. —Editors' Introduction, FREE NOW: doi.org/10.1525/fmh....

Order CLIMATE CHANGE AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT by Paul D. Almeida (@fast-reggae.bsky.social): www.ucpress.edu/books/climat...

Hey everyone! I edited a special issue of Nineteenth-Century Literature on the “Fin de Fin de Siècle”. Check it out!

Published to coincide with the U.S. semiquincentennial, a new special issue of the "Journal of the American Musicological Society" invites readers to rethink American music history through 18 essays on the objects that shape its stories. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/t...

Hear directly from the authors of the "Journal of the American Musicological Society" (JAMS) 78.3 as they discuss their latest scholarship in a new series of video interviews. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/j...

Casting light across the US-Mexico borderlands, Carlos Alonso Nugent reveals the region’s “imagined environments”—the frameworks through which its human groups have represented, related to, and resided in their more-than-human worlds. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/d...

A special virtual issue of The Public Historian is now available! Considering the Revolution gathers five years of conversations about the content and substance of commemoration in the lead-up to #America250. @ucpress.bsky.social https://loom.ly/dzk-tLE

We're thrilled to share a selection of our latest book signings! We look forward to working with these authors on their upcoming projects: www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/r...

We're thrilled to announce our latest award-winning authors in the fields of sociology, labor studies, world history, and more. Please help us celebrate by sharing the news! www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/u...

New issue alert: "Nineteenth-Century Literature" has just released a new special issue, 'Fin de Fin de Siècle,' convened by @dustinfriedman.bsky.social. online.ucpress.edu/ncl/issue/81/1

New issue alert: A special virtual issue of "The Public Historian," published in partnership with @ncph.bsky.social, gathers 5 years of conversations about the content and substance of commemoration in the lead-up to #America250. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/c...

Listen in as FQ’s editor-in-chief J. M. Tyree and Elsie Walker, editor-in-chief of Literature/Film Quarterly, discuss FARGO at 30 in an epic episode for Walker's podcast series Films Change Lives filmschangelives.substack.com/p/episode-9-...

Many thanks to @dwhdaily.bsky.social at Criterion Current for this note on FQ's new issue: "Playwright and poet @bydanobrien.bsky.social has a beautiful piece in the new Film Quarterly on Carson Lund’s Eephus (2024), 'a perfect little film'..."

Film Quarterly’s summer issue offers free-to-read articles thanks to @ucpress.bsky.social - thank you for reading! Broderick Fox on Aexandra Juhasz’s Please Hold Anya Ekaterina on Marie Epstein Rob King’s interview with J. Hoberman Dan O’Brien on Eephus Full issue: online.ucpress.edu/fq/issue/79/4

In "Seeing and Unseeing like a State: Configuring Indian Women in Official Films," Ritika Kaushik finds the possibility of identifying affective encounters and subjective experiences that exceed the bounds of the state’s developmental agendas. FREE to read now! doi.org/10.1525/fmh....

Associate Professor Julie Minbiole, PhD, has been named the next editor-in-chief of “The American Biology Teacher,” bringing her interdisciplinary approach to science education and scientific literacy to a national leadership role.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at three unique covers where our book designers had to get tactile with their approach—from fingerprinting to beading and baking.

We are excited to announce a Pride Month Special, in which we are re-releasing SIX essays for the month of the June! Work from Candace Moore, Ryan Powell, Ann Cvetkovich, Kiki Loveday, Iris Pint, and Celiany Rivera-Velázquez is FREE for the month of June www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/f...

@monasloane.bsky.social, author of PREDICTED, just published an insightful essay in @lareviewofbooks.bsky.social about AI & its 'prediction paradigm'—"the normalization of prediction as a principle for social organization." Read more here: lareviewofbooks.org/article/arti...

We've removed the paywall from select issues/articles from "The Public Historian," the official journal of @ncph.bsky.social, which look at the history of presidential libraries. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/o...

The Journal of Japanese Studies publishes first Special Virtual Issue! Special Virtual Issues draw from the journal's archive and are curated around current-day topics and concerns. The Changing Landscape of Japanese Security Policy is out and available now! www.japanesestudies.org/news/the-cha...

New from The Journal of Japanese Studies @jjs-jrnl.bsky.social The Changing Landscape of Japanese Security Policy: A Special Virtual Issue www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/t...

We're thrilled to share that NILE NIGHTSHADE: An Egyptian Culinary History of the Tomato by Anny Gaul has won the James Beard Media Award for Reference, History and Scholarship! Congratulations @annygaul.bsky.social! 🍅🎉 Learn more:

Copies of FQ’s Summer Issue are landing in subscribers’ mailboxes and Inboxes (thanks to @ucpress.bsky.social), Cover: My Father’s Shadow (Akinola Davies Jr.). Inside: Alexandra Juhasz’s Please Hold, Horror in the High Desert, Marie Epstein, The Boys/Gen V, interview w/ J. Hoberman & other gems!

Thanks to @theprogressivemag.bsky.social for the great review of The Anti-Defamation League and the Racial State by Emmaia Gelman @mishmoshk.bsky.social. progressive.org/latest/the-a...

Learn the fascinating history of the boycott of Coors Beer and the making of Gay-Labor-Chicana/o alliances. https. //daily.jstor.org/brewed-with-blood-the-coors-beercott-of-the-1970s/

Weixian Pan's "Terra-Developmentalism: Cinematic Construction of Women Geologists and Resource Frontiers in Early Socialist China" is now FREE! doi.org/10.1525/fmh....

Attending @aupresses.bsky.social? Join @femmediahist.bsky.social's @jmbean.bsky.social, @dukepress.bsky.social's @fauxneem.bsky.social, @celj.bsky.social's @cherylball.bsky.social, & @francescac.bsky.social for a Journals Assembly panel discussion about jrnl eds + UPs. Sat 6/13, 1-4:30pm.

The new issue of the "Journal of Popular Music Studies" examines musical keepsakes; musical labor & artificial intelligence; Peloton instruction; & cassette tapes in East Bay punk scenes. Each piece is politically attuned & intensely curious. online.ucpress.edu/jpms/issue/3...

Honored to serve as the next editor of the Journal of Musicology. Send us your boldest work!

We're pleased to announce that @jacekbl.bsky.social will become the next editor of the "Journal of Musicology." www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/u...

🚨New Issue Alert🚨 Volume 56 Issue 3 is out now with essays by Karin Nickelsen and David Kaiser, as well as a book review by John DiMoia. online.ucpress.edu/hsns/issue/5...

The June 2026 issue of the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians is available now! SAH members can access the full-color online journal through the SAH website: sah.org/publications...

Alejandra Rosenberg Navarro's "Aesthetics of Development: Modern Industries in the Ehlers Sisters’ Mexican Films (1919-1922)" is now FREE for a limited time! doi.org/10.1525/fmh....

Thanks to @tricyclemag.bsky.social for publishing this excerpt "on navigating life with mixed identities and the role of poetry in connecting with our ancestors" from THE CLEAVING, edited by Isabelle Thuy Pelaud, Lan P. Duong, and @vietthanhnguyen.bsky.social: tricycle.org/article/the-...

Thanks to @cbssundaymorning.bsky.social for the great interview with @honeysommelier.bsky.social Marina Marchese around the international "story of honey" she presents in THE WORLD ATLAS OF HONEY: www.cbsnews.com/video/meet-m...

Welcome Lindsay Shingler! She is Associate Director of UC's @ucigcc.bsky.social and incoming Editor of UC Press' @currenthistory1.bsky.social journal. See what she has in store for the journal, beginning with the July issue 👇 www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/i...

We're thrilled to announce our latest award-winning authors in the fields of anthropology, labor studies, media studies, and more. Please help us celebrate by sharing the news! www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/u...

Closing out our #LSASF2026 author content, BODIES OF EVIDENCE author Jaimie Morse on how the history of rape kit protocols raises questions of epistemology, representation, and social justice in anti-rape activism in medicine.

A short final day at #LSASF2026! We're here until 12PM today for you to checkout our latest Legal Studies books before we pack up! Our LSA website will remain up for a few weeks so you still have some time to get 40% our displayed books: