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Guest Post by Bennett Knox The revision of Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) is sometimes derided as more a matter of canonizing consensus among powerful psychiatrists than an objective scientific search for truth. This type of...

Congratulations to The Hopkins Review, winner of the 2022 Phoenix Award for Significant Editorial and Design Achievement! The award was announced at the Modern Language Association’s annual convention in San Francisco on Friday, January 6th by the Council of...

Hopkins Press is pleased to announce the launch of the digital T. S. Eliot collection on Project MUSE. Watch below as Anthony Cuda, managing editor of the digital collection, as well as a co-editor of the second volume of The Complete Prose of T. S. Eliot: The Critical Edition and a Professor of English at UNC Greensboro, shares all the exciting features available on this new digital platform. 

Hopkins Press is pleased to announce the addition of seven distinguished titles to its scholarly publishing roster. The addition of Brookings Papers on Economic Activity, World Politics: A Quarterly Journal of International Relations, J19: The Journal of...

Our week-long celebration of University Press Week concludes with a spotlight on one of our favorite local booksellers. Greedy Reads has two locations here in Baltimore - in Fells Point at 1744 Aliceanna St and in Remington at 320 W 29th Street - just a few...

#NextUP: The Hopkins Press Internship Program Why an internship program? Justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) are fundamental parts of the Hopkins Press culture. Our internship program was started as a proactive way to attract diverse talent to the...

Continuing our University Press Week blog tour, today we’re spotlighting historian Andrew M. Wehrman, whose timely book The Contagion of Liberty: The Politics of Smallpox in the American Revolution comes out on December 6, 2022. We spoke with Wehrman about his...

As part of University Press Week 2022, Hopkins Press is celebrating what's #NextUP : the people, scholarship, and programs that are creating change and innovation here at Hopkins Press. Over the next five days, we will be joining other University Presses on a...

In his recently published paper “Skeletons in the Closet: Scholarly Erasure of Queer and Trans Themes in Early Medieval English Texts,” Erik Wade examines how early medieval English studies have treated queer and trans themes, finding it necessary to "defend"...

"I was working in the lab late one night…" In celebration of spooky season, the Hopkins Press Journals Division presents a reading list of monstrous, creepy scholarship. From Frankenstein to vampires, candy consumerism to midnight monster movies - there's...