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Michigan Publishing publishes scholarly and educational materials in a range of formats for wide distribution and permanent preservation. We support the broadest possible access to trustworthy knowledge by promoting:

- deep engagement with the expertise of authors and creators;

- a positive environment in which human dignity is valued; and

- constant improvement in the structure and clarity of publishing processes.

Our work is guided by the values of the University of Michigan, as formed in 2023 by an institution-wide culture journey process. You will find stories of impact across this site that connect with the University's bold "Look to Michigan" commitment to excellence over the next decade.

2,000 trusted contributions published every year. 10M readers download U-M faculty scholarly outputs, advancing public engagement. 60 award-winning University of Michigan Press books in last 5 years recognize academic innovation.
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Abigail De Kosnik
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The Color of New Media stands for inclusivity and accessibility in new media studies, so it was deeply important to us that our book be made available in an open-access edition. The University of Michigan Press and University of California Libraries helped us realize our dream. We are so grateful that readers and teachers have multiple options for viewing and using our research. We wanted our work to reach as many people as possible, and open access is facilitating that goal.

– Abigail De KosnikAssociate Professor, Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies - University of California - Berkeley

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By the Numbers

2,000
Original contributions published every year
10m
Readers download U-M faculty scholary outputs, advancing public engagement
60
Award-winning University of Michigan Press books in last 5 years recognize academic innovation