Project MUSE

Did you know that select books from Hopkins Press are available on Project MUSE? Explore titles like "Enslaved Archives," "Averting the Digital Dark Age," "Cancer with Hope," and many more now. tr.ee/Jvhb1z

Read the latest issue of CUSP, covering different models of global cosmopolitanism, now on Project MUSE. tr.ee/Jj2Vx8

Open Access content on MUSE is freely available to libraries and users around the world, expanding visibility and discoverability, and allowing for wider dissemination of knowledge. Learn more about OA content on MUSE now! tr.ee/UsUfMO

Interested in scholarly Spanish-language books from Latin American university presses? MUSE hosts thousands of Spanish-language books available through a variety of acquisition models. All books are DRM-free with unlimited-use and perpetual access. tr.ee/ZtVk87

Celebrate Women's History Month with Open Access titles on MUSE that cover all facets of women's studies, including "Reclaiming Time," "Women in Wildlife Science," "Running on Hope," and many more. tr.ee/Bb0rq3

Why choose MUSE? Project MUSE is the trusted and reliable source for access to current humanities and social science research, hosting more than 800 journals and over 100,000 books from 400 leading university presses and scholarly societies. tr.ee/9pUJeT

Have you explored the S2O on MUSE? Thanks to the generous support of our global publishing partners, our S2O initiative has reached a milestone of releasing current issues of over 100 journals from 28 publishers! tr.ee/O3TYng

Honor Women's History Month with the latest edition of "The Journal of Women's History," covering work done by female philanthropists during and after the First World War. Available now on Project MUSE. tr.ee/AHhKq4

With the semester in full swing and midterms approaching, create a free personalized MyMUSE account to help make your research and discovery more powerful and efficient by saving content, quickly generating citations, and more. tr.ee/KWboVs

Volumes 1-4 of the Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos are available now on MUSE, Open Access and fully searchable, with additional volumes coming soon. Explore this extensive resource from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum now free of charge. tr.ee/aZIr0B

Explore new and recently published books from University of Toronto Press, from examinations of Indigenous activism to deep dives on ecology, WWII history, and much more on Project MUSE. tr.ee/MLC4CZ

Project MUSE invites non-profit scholarly publishers of humanities and social science journals to apply for inclusion in our 2027 Journal Collection by March 3rd. Both new and existing MUSE publishing partners are encouraged to apply! tr.ee/RSs1zi

Project MUSE has met its sustainability threshold for another year of S2O: as a result, current content from over 100 journals across 28 publishers will be available open access on the Project MUSE platform for a second year in 2026! tr.ee/O3TYng

Learn about how reading the Declaration of Independence as a document of history explains its intended meaning in "The Course of Human Events" - available Open Access on Project MUSE. tr.ee/oT5Rrp

Explore the latest issue of "Reviews in American History" now—available Open Access via Project MUSE. This edition covers people and topics like Abraham Lincoln, disaster tourism, racial inequality in the armed forces, and much more. tr.ee/vF7zey

Are you interested in scholarly Spanish-language books from Latin American university presses? MUSE hosts thousands of Spanish-language books through a variety of library acquisition models. Learn how your institution can access this collection today! tr.ee/AM0TfF

Celebrate Black History Month with the latest issue of "Callaloo." Essential reading during a time of political uncertainty, this issue features a brilliant collection of poetry, prose, and interviews with Black scholars. tr.ee/PtSZCt

Curious to learn more about Puerto Rico after Bad Bunny's explosive Super Bowl performance? Access "Puerto Rico: A National History," an engaging and surprising history of colonialism, revolt, and the creation of a national identity, on MUSE. bit.ly/4ktZHvp

Why choose MUSE? For over 30 years, Project MUSE has been the trusted and reliable source for access to humanities and social science research as an integral part of the scholarly communications ecosystem and platform of choice for nonprofit publishers. bit.ly/4qbRDAu