To mark its 225th anniversary, Mohr Siebeck has produced a short film that focuses on the publishing house and the process of creating a scholarly book.

We are delighted that our long-standing author and series editor Prof. Dr. Dr. h. c. mult. Christoph Markschies has been admitted to the prestigious Order “Pour le mérite for Sciences and Arts”.

The University of Vienna and the publisher Mohr Siebeck have concluded a forward-looking agreement for the years 2026 to 2028. Members of the University of Vienna can publish Open Access in the publisher’s journals as well as release Open Access monographs and edited volumes without additional costs.

At the Dies academicus 2026, the University of Zurich (UZH) conferred its annual awards for outstanding academic achievements. Among the recipients is Dr. theol. Lida Leonie Panov from the Faculty of Theology and the Study of Religion.

SysLex, the first free online encyclopedia for systematic theology, will be launched on May 1. The innovative service is aimed at anyone interested in theological issues - from students to teachers and colleagues, pastors to volunteers and church councils.
With a constantly growing number of articles, SysLex provides short, up-to-date and problem-oriented introductions to central concepts and topics of systematic theology.

We are pleased to announce that John van Maaren, author of The Gospel of Mark's Judaism and the Death of Christ as Ransom for Many, was recently interviewed on the New Books Network podcast.

All 109 of Mohr Siebeck's active book series have been accepted into the international citation database Scopus. As a rule, the indexing promptly covers the past five years (from 2020 onwards), with earlier volumes included in some cases.