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The Penn State Press has been publishing scholarly books and monographs, as well as more popular works on Pennsylvania culture, nature, and history, since 1958. Focusing on research in the arts, humanities, and social sciences, the Press currently has 1000 books in print and publishes nine academic journals. For the Health of Pennsylvania highlights some of the many ways that Penn State research is improving the health of the Commonwealth's people. The History of Research at Penn State is a brief on-line history of the research accomplishments of faculty and graduate students at Penn State from 1855 to the present. This site is maintained by The Gould Center for Geography Education and Outreach.