Bucknell University Press

Founded in 1968, Bucknell University Press published books and journals for specialists and general readers for nearly 60 years. BUP's mission-driven work was built on service to scholarly communities, to a wider public who benefits from accessible research, and to the Bucknell campus community. A member of the Association of University Presses, BUP published on average 20 new titles each year in the arts, humanities and humanistic social sciences, with strengths in Latin American literary studies, Iberian cultural studies, contemporary Irish literature and interdisciplinary eighteenth-century studies. For many decades, BUP offered student internships and professional development opportunities to Bucknell faculty year-round. Bucknell University Press closed on June 30, 2026, as part of an institutional reorganization.
 

For information about Bucknell University Press series that have found new publishers, please see the following contact information:

• The Griot Project Book Series: Nicole Solano, Editorial Director, Rutgers University Press, nicole.solano@rutgers.edu.
• Transits: Literature, Thought & Culture 1650-1850 and Scènes francophone: Studies in French and Francophone Theater: Julia Oestreich, Director, University of Delaware Press, ud-press@udel.edu.
• New Studies in the Age of Goethe: John Lyon, series editor, Georgia Tech, jlyon38@gatech.edu.
• Studies in Eighteenth Century Scotland: Pam Perkins, University of Manitoba, pam.perkins@umanitoba.ca, or Craig Smith, University of Glasgow, Craig.Smith@glasgow.ac.uk, series editors.
• The Age of Johnson, and 1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern Era: Alison Mero, Director, Clemson University Press, amero@clemson.edu.