Despite taking a budget cut, the award-winning LSU Press will remain open. MaryKatherine Callaway, director of the LSU Press told the Chronicle of Higher Education today the publisher will have to retool parts of its operation because of the budget cuts. “We’re focused on what we need to do and optimistic about the future,” Callaway says. The press is set to absorb a $100,000 cut in the amount of funding it gets from LSU, which runs about $450,000 annually. The LSU Press has won four Pulitzer Prizes for its books, including the classic novel A Confederacy of Dunces.
LSU Press will remain open despite budget cuts
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