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Another Press Stops Publishing

Inside Higher Ed

September 2, 2010

Susquehanna University has quietly placed its university press "on hiatus," the latest in a series of such actions that appear to be eroding the academic publishing role of small universities. Susquehanna is an undergraduate institution, and while other universities that have recently stopped or suspended publishing operations also have graduate programs, these institutions are generally smaller universities. Among those suspending or halting operations have been Rice University, Southern Methodist University and the University of Scranton.

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