Northwestern University Press

It was founded in 1893, at first specializing in law. It is especially notable for its literature in translation publishing, especially by European writers.

It also has a second trade imprint, Hydra Books, which features contemporary fiction, poetry, and nonfiction in translation.

It also publishes the highly acclaimed poetry journal TriQuarterly.

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v • d • e Northwestern University

Academics	Judd A. and Marjorie Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences • School of Communication • Henry and Leigh Bienen School of Music • Kellogg School of Management • Robert R. McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science • Medill School of Journalism • School of Education and Social Policy • Feinberg School of Medicine • Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary • School of Law • The Graduate School • School of Continuing Studies

Campus	Buildings • Residences • Block Museum • Dearborn Observatory • Deering Library • Norris Center • The Lakefill • The Rock • Technological Institute • Theatre & Interpretation Center • University Hall • University Library

Athletics	Big Ten • Football • Go U Northwestern • Men's Basketball • Northwestern Wildcats • NUMB • Softball • Patten Gymnasium • Rocky Miller Park • Ryan Field • Sweet Sioux Tomahawk • Welsh-Ryan Arena • Willie the Wildcat

Media	The Daily Northwestern • North by Northwestern • Northwestern News Network • Northwestern University Law Review • Northwestern University Press • TriQuarterly • WNUR

Traditions	History • Dance Marathon • Dillo Day • Dolphin Show • Mee-Ow

People	Alumni • Faculty • Presidents • John Evans

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