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    Explore the UW Press Spring 2026 Catalog

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    December 18, 2025
    Explore the UW Press Spring 2026 Catalog

    The University of Washington Press is excited to share our Spring 2026 catalog. Browse books that will be published in January and beyond—all available for pre-order on our website now. The cover photograph by Thalía Gochez is from Chicano Camera Culture edited by Elizabeth Ferrer and distributed for Riverside Art…

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    Exhibitions on View: Joe Feddersen, Elsa Thoresen, Nordic Noir, and More

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    December 12, 2025
    Exhibitions on View: Joe Feddersen, Elsa Thoresen, Nordic Noir, and More

    UW Press is proud to copublish and distribute books and catalogs for acclaimed art exhibitions in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Whether you’re planning a visit or experiencing from afar, these titles offer deeper insight into the works and themes explored in each show. Joe Feddersen: Earth, Water, Sky Joe…

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    University Press Week 2025: Team UP

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    November 10, 2025
    University Press Week 2025: Team UP

    Today marks the start of the fourteenth annual University Press Week, organized by the Association of University Presses (AUPresses). From November 10 to 14, we’re joining our colleagues across the globe in celebrating the university press publishing community and the vital work that scholarly publishers do to expand knowledge and serve…

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  • Native American and Indigenous Studies, Reading List

    Five Recommended Reads for Native American Heritage Month

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    November 4, 2025
    Five Recommended Reads for Native American Heritage Month

    Every November, we mark Native American Heritage Month as a time to uplift the traditions, languages, and stories of Native American and Alaska Native communities, ensuring their contributions and histories remain visible. Here, Indigenous authors offer book recommendations that center Native authors and experiences. Holly Miowak Guise (Iñupiaq), author of…

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