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Join Rebecca Jones in conversation with Janet Todd as she discusses her life thinking, researching, and writing about Austen Fleet Street Quarter's Festival of Words. 🔗 cup.org/4dc6rKs

🎧 Hot off the Press — Host Tim Gillett talks to Eden Lazaness, Lauren Dooley, and Katy McIntosh about how The Press is making strides in accessibility across our content, platform, and courses. 🌐✨ Listen to the full episode 🔗 cup.org/3GX0B3N

"Why dishonesty is destroying the planet". Sustainability expert @mikebernerslee joins Channel 4 News to explain how truth, trust, and transparency are key to tackling the climate crisis. 🎧 Listen now: cup.org/3F7TKUE

🎉 2,000 Cambridge Elements and counting! 📘 We’re celebrating a major milestone in our Elements series — a unique, comprehensive, and peer reviewed resource curated by leading scholars. Explore our special collection of the best of Cambridge Elements 🔗 cup.org/4jdzm25

"This isn’t one-in, one-out. It is about including more voices in the debate, not fewer." - Ben Denne, Director of Publishing, Books Ben Denne, our books publishing director, shares why equity and diversity surveys matter. Full blog 🔗 cup.org/3F5l99D

Advancing #MentalHealthAwareness this May ✨ Discover our Mental Health Collection - a curated selection of key books, journals, and Cambridge Elements designed to share vital research in the field of mental health. Start exploring 🔗 cup.org/3SLq5DI

Our Managing Director, and new President of the Publishers Association Mandy Hill, has written about the success of the British publishing industry for LabourList, and why government support needs to continue to allow it thrive and grow.

“the unrestricted use of dietary supplements for bodybuilding by athletes and consumers in general could be a public health concern." New research in the journal 'Zygote' suggests that BCAA supplements may harm male bodybuilders' fertility. Read more 🔗 cup.org/4mnNbOv

Navigate your publication journey with Cambridge University Press 🌍 Our manuscript preparation and research communication services are designed to boost the global impact of your work and accelerate the publication process. Learn more 🔗 cup.org/4dzapgw

“Postwar lives were often ‘made over’ but not necessarily emotionally healed.” Susan L. Carruthers' 'Making Do' explores how Britons stitched together identity and survival in a threadbare world. Read the The Times and The Sunday Times review: 🔗 cup.org/43vg7vq

“Too many women are still being told their distress is just part of being female.” Prof Linda Gask on BBC Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 4, discussing 'Out of Her Mind' and how we must do better. #WomensHour #MentalHealth #OutOfHerMind 🎧 Listen now: 🔗 cup.org/3SU47OQ

"Gatsby isn’t a love story; it’s a critique of the American Dream." Sarah Churchwell on The Spectator's Book Club podcast, discussing what we get wrong about 'The Great Gatsby'. 🎧 Listen to the full podcast here: cup.org/42Zqb0z

Our Cambridge Handbooks offer comprehensive overviews of major sub-disciplines within: 💬 Language and Linguistics ⚖️ Law 🧠 Psychological sciences 🎓 Education Organised into broad themes, they provide a clear picture of the field. Discover more 🔗 cup.org/43sGpOF

It’s always inspiring to connect with customers, researchers, authors, and partners at events around the world 🌍 Explore our upcoming events 🔗 cup.org/3FAIy2R

"The Power of the Periphery" has been shortlisted for the 2025 ACLS Open Access Book Prizes and the Arcadia Open Access Publishing Awards in Environmental Humanities! 🌍📘 Congratulations to our author, Peder Anker🎉 Read more 🔗 cup.org/4dAd5ud

Published this month 📚 From collector's editions of Jane Austen to stories of our geological past... find these titles and more in our May publications. Swipe to discover now! ⬅️ Explore our publications 🔗 cup.org/43fHKtG

“His book is both horrifying and riveting” – The New York Times Peter Hayes's 'Profits and Persecution' explores how corporate leaders enabled and supported Nazi policies through exploitation and collaboration. #NYTReview 🔗 Read the review: cup.org/3Fx8NY0

It’s #PrideMonth! 🌈 Join us throughout June as we mark #Pride by sharing content that highlights, educates and raises the voices of the LGBTQ+ community. Explore our curated LGBTQ+ collection 🔗 cup.org/43AiTRn

Big questions deserve bold answers. 🌟 Stanford University lecturer and science journalist Grace Huckins has won the 2024/25 The Nine Dots Prize for their 'exceptional' response to the question: “Is data failing us?” Read more 🔗 cup.org/4mPrTcW