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As the Purdue University Press team prepares to close up the office for our winter break and to spend time appreciating friends, family, and all the things we are thankful for, we also look forward to carrying this mindset forward into the festive winter...

Purdue University Press spoke with editor Sandor Gilman about the book, Jews and Science, the newest entry in our series Jewish Role In American Life: An Annual Review. Many titles in this series, including Jews and Science, are available Open Access...

Purdue University Press talked to Howard Lupovitch about their new book, Transleithanian Paradise: A History of the Budapest Jewish Community, 1738-1938.
Q: Could you give a brief description of your book?
The book explores how, in the space of two centuries, the Jews of Budapest was transformed from three small, marginal Jewish communities on the fringe of Europe and the Ashkenazic world into one of the largest, most vibrant, and most diverse Jewish communities...

This post is part of the blog tour curated by the Association of University Presses in celebration of University Press Week. To see the rest of the posts in the tour, click here.
This year’s theme, Next UP, highlights the dedicated work performed by those in the university press community to seek out, engage, advance, and promote the latest scholarship, ideas, best practices, and technology....