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Indiana University Press
Indiana University Press is a nonprofit publisher of scholarly books and journals affiliated with Indiana University, and is located on the third floor of the Wells Library in the Indiana University Office of Scholarly Publishing. Founded in 1950, IU Press is recognized internationally as a leading academic publisher specializing in the humanities and social sciences. The press produces more than 170 new books annually, in addition to 26 journals, and maintains a backlist of more than 2,000 titles. The press emphasizes scholarship but also publishes text, trade, and reference titles. IU Press's program is financed primarily by income from sales, supplemented, to a minor extent, by gifts and grants from a variety of outside sources.
In October, 2014 Dr. Gary Dunham was appointed director of the press and digital publishing.
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The press also sustains an extensive regional publishing program. IU Press is currently the second-largest public university press, as measured by titles and income level.
IU Press books have won many awards for scholarly merit and design, including two National Book Awards, four Herskovits Awards in African studies, and several National Jewish Book Awards. Numerous IU Press titles are selected every year by Choice as outstanding academic books.
