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Q&A with Daniel Rivero, Author of Just Freedom

Want to meet Daniel Rivero in person? The author will discuss Just Freedom during the next WMNF WaveMakers Live! at the Commodore in Tampa, FL on June 25. For details, visit the Wavemakers Live! event page


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New Open Access Titles through JSTOR’s Path to Open Program

University Press of Florida (UPF) participates in Path to Open, a collaborative Books at JSTOR initiative designed to expand equitable access, broaden bibliodiversity, and bring high-quality scholarship to readers worldwide. We are pleased to announc...


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UF Press Announces Warrington Press, a Partnership with UF’s Warrington College of Business

University of Florida Press (UF Press) is proud to announce a new imprint, Warrington Press, a partnership with University of Florida’s Warrington College of Business.

Warrington Press will publish the Warrington Case Series, research-based teaching cases grounded in real instituti...


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Stephen Towns Remembers Paradise Park

Written by Lu Vickers, coauthor (with Cynthia Wilson-Graham) of


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Intern Post: The Power of Reading

By Sabrina LaVopa, intern in the Editorial, Design, and Production Department

Growing up, I always had a natural love for reading. I remember staying in from recess to finish just one more chapter in elementary school, taking my book to lunch in middle school, and pulling what most people would consider an inadvisable number of all-nighters in high school. To put ...


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