UCL Press News & Views

Another busy month for the UCL Press books team, with 5 brilliant new open access titles spanning everything from architecture to COVID-19, classics and race to children’s play.

To mark the BSA Conference 2025 in Manchester, we’ve put together a reading list of essential open access books in Sociology from UCL Press.

After a dark, wet Winter, Spring has finally sprung. We’ve had a very busy month on the book front, with a bumper crop of seven new open access titles.

Last month marked five years since the WHO declared the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic. In commemoration of this moment, the Marjorie Elaine, Lu Liu and Sophia L. Ángeles look back at what has changed and what has remained the same in the USA since the…

Last month marked five years since the WHO declared the COVID-19 worldwide pandemic. In commemoration of this moment, the authors of Family Life in the time of COVID look back at what has changed and what has remained the same in their respective cou…

Find out about the discovery of dark matter and how dark matter science may develop in future years in this fascinating post from Professor Ignacio Ferreras.

Join the the UCL Institute of Advanced Studies and the Critical Childhood Studies Centre for the launch of new books, including Revisiting Childhood Resilience by Wendy Sims-Schouten on 1st April, 5-7pm.

UCL Press is delighted to announce the appointment of Prof John Gray and Prof Miguel Pérez-Milans as joint editors-in-chief of the open access journal London Review of Education.

On International Women’s Day, Fiona McTaggart explains why she welcomed the first scholarly appraisal of Millicent Garrett Fawcett Fawcett in over 30 years.