UP has produced a range of newsletters and magazines to keep both staff and
interested parties informed on life at the Press. The first of these was The Periodical, a formal newsletter issued between 1896-1979, sent free to subscribers to notify them about recent Press
publications and events. Some years later, The Clarendonian was set up, a more informal staff magazine for employees at the print-shop, issued from 1919-1983. The London office published a similar
magazine, The Lantern, from 1928-1955. More recently, from 1956-2005, an in-house newsletter called The Record updated staff on a range of Press stories and proceedings. Click on the links below
to see some extracts from these publications.
The Periodical
Vol.1, no.12, featuring an article on the Paris Exhibition, July 1900
The Clarendonian
Vol.1, no.5, commenting on the death of the Secretary Charles Cannan, January 1920
The Lantern
Vol.12, no.3, issued during the early years of World War II, October 1939