The University of Nebraska Press, established in 1941, stands as the largest university press between Chicago and California, with a commitment to publishing impactful scholarly and general-interest works. Specializing in American history, the American West, and Native American studies, the Press offers an extensive catalog featuring over 5,000 titles, including around 150 new releases annually. Their diverse publishing efforts encompass a range of disciplines, from anthropology and literary criticism to history and sports, emphasizing both academic rigor and broader cultural significance.

Under various imprints, including Bison Books, The Backwaters Press, Potomac Books, and The Jewish Publication Society, the University of Nebraska Press aims to amplify diverse voices and expand the boundaries of human knowledge. With more than 30 journals produced each year, the Press is dedicated to facilitating teaching, research, and service, while also engaging with the community through virtual tours, catalogs, and a dynamic blog. Their mission is to promote intellectual and cultural understanding across the globe.