LUP Blog

Portrait of a person with dark hair, wearing a blue top and a red patterned scarf. Annelies Moors | Doing Ethnography

9th March, 2026 in Author’s corner

🎧 In this episode of the NIAS podcast ‘Room to Explore’, Annelies Moors discusses her book ‘Doing Ethnography: Institutional Surveillance and the Struggle for Epistemic Diversity’ in conversation with Markus Balkenhol.

A collage of three people: a woman with short hair, a man with a beard in a suit, and a bald man with a goatee Andrea Aramburú, Dibyadyuti Roy, and Joe Sutliff Sanders | Comics and the Global South

6th March, 2026 in Author’s corner

‘Comics and the Global South’ explores how comics from Latin America, Africa, and Asia challenge dominant Western theories of the comics medium.

Illustration of superman flying above the University of Glasgow building with event details overlaid. Prominent colors: red, blue, yellow. Book Launch – Superhero Comics and Scottish Identity: the Comics Art of Frank Quitely – 12 March

6th March, 2026 in Latest news

Book launch of ‘Superhero Comics and Scottish Identity: The Comics Art of Frank Quitely’, the first full-length study of the internationally acclaimed, Glasgow-born comics artist Frank Quitely.

book cover SAH WiA AG Special Virtual Event celebrating International Women’s Day 2026

2nd March, 2026 in Latest news

To celebrate International Women’s Day 2026, the SAH Women in Architecture Affiliate Group is organising two unique books launches.

portrait of three women New Acquisitions Editor at Leuven University Press

26th February, 2026 in Latest news

Leuven University Press expands the acquisitions team and welcomes Maryse Elliott as acquisitions editor.

Two women are shown in side-by-side portraits. The woman on the left has long gray hair and a neutral expression. The woman on the right has black hair and smiles gently. Hilde Heynen & Lucía C. Pérez-Moreno | Architecture & Feminist Critical Theory

13th February, 2026 in Author’s corner

‘Architecture & Feminist Critical Theory’ collects Hilde Heynen’s most significant texts from three decades of intellectual work, centred on three feature concepts: mimesis, dwelling, and displacement.

A man with glasses and a beard stands with arms crossed, wearing a suit and tie. Fabrizio Amerini | Thomas Aquinas and Hervaeus Natalis on Concepts and Intentional Objects

13th February, 2026 in Author’s corner

In ‘Thomas Aquinas and Hervaeus Natalis on Concepts and Intentional Objects’, author Fabrizio Amerini explores the views on mental acts, concepts, and objects of the mind of two of the most eminent Dominican authors of the late Middle Ages.

book covers New Open Access Books through Path to Open

5th February, 2026 in Latest news

We’re excited to share that two of our titles have transitioned to open access through Path to Open, a collaborative Books at JSTOR initiative.

Book Launch ‘Teaching About the Violent Past’ – 9 February, SPUI25, Amsterdam

26th January, 2026 in Latest news

In this book launch, the authors will explore how education can contribute to reconciliation after violence.

A person with glasses and a plaid shirt Christiaan Engberts | Decentering Leuven University

26th January, 2026 in Author’s corner

Since its foundation in 1425, the university has always been a transnational institution. Christiaan Engberts explores how this transnational character has shaped the university across six centuries.

Jens van de Maele | Behind Office Doors

21st January, 2026 in Author’s corner

‘Behind Office Doors’ traces how design, technology and organisational thinking shaped 20th-century office life.

book cover 'Decentering Leuven University' Book launch ‘Decentering Leuven University’ – 12 February

20th January, 2026 in Latest news

On Thursday 12 February at 5 p.m., Christiaan Engberts will present his book ‘Decentering Leuven University’ in the Forum of Museum M, Leuven.