In this blog post, we round up tips to improve R&Rs for everyone involved and help you cross the finish line to make those long-anticipated decisions sooner.

Director of RTI Press, Anna Wetterberg, discusses how the Press helps authors reach wider audiences and her advice for publishers looking to expand their public engagement efforts.

Reframing AI policy development to center on author education will yield better publications with lower chances of research integrity concerns, argue Gareth Dyke and Adam Goulston.

What does 2026 have in store for scholarly publishing? Members of the Scholastica team share their predictions and recommendations for journal publishers.

Don van Ravenzwaaij, EIC of Collabra: Psychology, discusses why the journal's editors chose to transition to a transparent peer review process and the benefits.

New report from Scholastica and Maverick details the results of a 2025 global survey of independent scholarly publishers on their current technology stacks and future priorities.

In this Scholastica water cooler chat, Ashley Farley, Senior Officer of Knowledge & Research Services at the Gates Foundation, shares recent shifts in funder OA policies.

In honor of OA Week, we're highlighting developing cooperative OA publishing models designed to generate and keep value within the research communities they serve.

Scholastica's CEO and Co-Founder, Brian Cody, and Head of Marketing and Community Development, Danielle Padula, discuss recent AI pilots in scholarly journal publishing.

Journals Director at Hopkins Press, Bill Breichner, discusses the Press's experience participating in Project MUSE's S2O initiative and his hopes for the future of the program.