Today is the feast of All Saints (have you been to Mass yet?), and guess whose book arrived at the Press fresh from the printer? Coincidence?

University Press Week is ending, so it's time to #SpeakUP about the folks who make printed books possible, the printers! Here we reflect on our recent trip to The Maple Press Company, who print many of our books, and Maple Logistics, who warehouse them. cuapress.org/2023/11/16/sta…

Some might say it's "Toxic," but we can't get enough of John P. Beal's new article in The Jurist about Britney Spears hypothetically approaching the Marriage Tribunal. After reading this, all you'll have to say is "Gimme More!" Click here to read: muse.jhu.edu/pub/16/article…

A new issue of the International Journal of Sport and Religion is out now! Make sure to read some of the great articles, including a discussion on skateboarding and pickleball as a spiritual practice. Click here to read: muse.jhu.edu/issue/50814

Curious about all that CatholicU Special Collections has to offer? Read this U.S. Catholic Historian article by William John Shepherd focusing on the canon law and legal history collections : muse.jhu.edu/pub/16/article…

Join our author, Helen Alvare, to discuss her book Religious Freedom after the Sexual Revolution this evening! Details on location and time below:

Check it out— our Catholic Women Writers series, edited by Bonnie Lander Johnson and Julia Meszaros, is featured in First Things! Click the link to read the article firstthings.com/article/2024/0…

Volumes 9-12 of Antiphon are now available on Project MUSE! Click here to read now: muse.jhu.edu/journal/708

📣 The latest issue of Antiphon is now available to read at Project MUSE. The issue offers four major essays and a range of book reviews. Physical copies will be sent out to Society for Catholic Liturgy members and subscribers soon. muse.jhu.edu/issue/52344

The latest issue of The Catholic Biblical Quarterly is now available to read on Project MUSE. Print copies will be shipped soon. You can read now here: muse.jhu.edu/issue/52343

We had a great time at The Catholic University of America Research Day! We loved chatting with everyone who stopped by our table. #ReadwithLight

The CUA Press Staff has many important editorial conversations- one of them being this: We voted on whether the apostrophe is needed in Taylor's new album title. The answers are: Yes: 1 No: 2 No comment for fear of Swifties: 7

Please join us in welcoming our new distributed press, Ediciones Rialp! cuapress.org/2024/06/06/342…

Want to read more about the history of indigenous people and the Church, given today's approval by the USCCB of "Keeping Christ's Promise: Indigenous People and the Church"? Problem solved...

Make sure to stay up to date about new journal issues by signing up for email alerts here: forms.gle/TUJ9agMNFjyyT2…

Today kicks off the National Eucharistic Conference. Make sure to visit Booth 530 for free swag, book signings, and more! For those not attending in person, click here to search through our books and read free journals content: cuapress.org/eucharistic-co…

The National Eucharistic Congress may have ended, but there's still time to read some free journal articles and check out some of our books!