This week in North Philly News, John R. Tilghman, author of Jim Crow from the Harbor, recounts how downtown redevelopment, race, and class helped define present-day Baltimore. When people travel ...

This week in North Philly Notes, Ray Didinger, author of Look What the Kid Wrote Today, reflects on his encounters with (and thoughts about) O.J. Simpson. After I published my memoir, Finished ...

This week in North Philly Notes, Will Forrest, the Press’s Editorial Assistant and Rights and Contracts Coordinator, blogs about finding the titles missing from the Press library. When I first ...

This week in North Philly Notes, we present our forthcoming titles in our Fall 2025 Catalog Temple University Press' Fall 2025 Catalog is chock-full of exciting books including the latest edition of ...

This week in North Philly Notes, we are proud to announce the new Temple University Press book series, Theorizing from Within, edited by Victoria Reyes and Ghassan Moussawi. This series is rooted in ...

This week in North Philly Notes, we showcase the new issue of KALFOU, and the symposium on race and science, a highlight of Volume 5 issue 1. Volume 5 Issue 1 of KALFOU features a symposium on race ...

How female prostitutes and men who sought sex with other men shaped the history and emergence of modern Paris in the nineteenth century ...

Dispels the many myths surrounding an illegal industry through face-to-face interviews with luxury-goods counterfeiters in Guangzhou, China ...

University of Illinois Press annual all-staff retreat. University of Chicago Press From the Archives / spotlight collections. The University of North Carolina Press UNC Chapel Hill Department of ...

This week in North Philly Notes, Amy Jane Cohen, author of Black History in the Philadelphia Landscape, writes about Philadelphia’s African American experience. When Carter G. Woodson launched Negro ...