New releases
Fall/Winter 2024
- The Surprising Psychology of Resilience, Growth, and Well-BeingD. Christopher Kayes
- Campus Sexual Violence, Intersectionality, and How We Build a Better UniversityJessica Harris
- Hopelessness of Hope and Philosophical Gnosis in Susan Taubes, Gillian Rose, and Edith WyschogrodElliot R. Wolfson
From the blog
Visit our blogSTANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS + PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE PROJECT LAUNCH REVIEWS OF ECONOMIC LITERATURE AS FIRST COLLABORATION IN OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL PUBLISHING PROGRAM
Stanford, CA: April 17, 2025: Stanford University Press (SUP) and Public Knowledge Project (SUP+PKP) announce the launch of the first journal in their open access program, Reviews of Economic Literature, which is accepting submissions now.
ANNOUNCING A (MOSTLY INVISIBLE) UPDATE TO OUR WEBSITE
We’ve recently partnered with Glassboxx, a digital and e-commerce services provider, to streamline and improve the shopping experience for US and Canada-based customers on our website.
INTRODUCING TECHNOSKEPTICISM
Social media, techno-mess, and imagining collective access
SUP WELCOMES TWO NEW SERIES EDITORS
Jessica Marglin and Daniel B. Schwartz announced as new series editors for Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture

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Stanford University Press—or at least, the idea of it—was born in Bloomington, Indiana. It was there in 1891 that Leland and Jane Stanford offered the presidency of their new university to David Starr Jordan, who, before accepting the post, drew up a memo of understanding for the Stanfords’ approval.