We take a look at the history of the Pocket Oxford Dictionary from its beginnings as the 'shilling dictionary' to its most ...

We mark Open Access Week 2026, "the cost of knowledge", and reflect on how we are contributing to build a research ecosystem ...

We have named the 10 winners of the First Book Prize 2026, which awards early career researchers in the humanities and social sciences. The First Book Prize aims to support emerging scholars by ...

Zoë Cokeliss Barsley is Director of Sustainability at Oxford University Press. In this article, she reflects on the progress we have made to reduce our impact on the environment against our 2025 ...

Digital integration in teaching and learning must not be a question of digital for the sake of it – so what should drive it? Oxford University Press has carried out research to provide an ...

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) is a historical dictionary, containing over 500,000 entries and 3.5 million quotations to capture over 1,000 years of English. Every quarter, we update the OED by ...

“AI has not rescued the humanities. What it has done is reveal, with unusual clarity, what happens when societies allow the institutions that cultivate judgement to erode.” For a decade, the standard ...

We have updated our author and editor guidelines on the responsible, appropriate, and transparent use of AI, including a policy outlining what AI use should be disclosed when preparing manuscripts for ...

Ben Knight, Head of Language Content, Research, and Pedagogy in our English Language Teaching (ELT) division, discusses the key takeaways of our recently published paper on digital pedagogy and the ...

According to the Higher Education Policy Institute, students in employment work an average of 14 hours per week. Time to study must therefore be spent efficiently, and so it’s critical that students’ ...

The report shares a number of publishing highlights in research and education, as well as our continued commitment to our global communities and to operating sustainably. “I am so incredibly proud of ...