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Catch up with what your colleagues were reading most from the Hopkins Press Journals roster this January on Project MUSE!Featuring articles ranging from the treatment of patients with sickle-cell anemia and the development of GLP-1 pharmaceuticals to the...

Each year, thousands of scholars dig into the Hopkins Press journals library using Project MUSE, and at the end of the year, we're always eager to see which articles garnered the most readers. With more than 110 academic journals on our roster, the span of...

Which Hopkins Press journal articles were you reading most in December? We tallied up our Project MUSE results and found you were reading about the history of GLP-1 pharmaceuticals, work-from-home conditions around the world, Afro hair in the time of slavery...

When someone we love is living with a mental illness or has endured trauma, it can feel like we're on an emotional rollercoaster. Balancing compassion with our own well-being is challenging, yet it’s a journey many of us take daily. In their new book, Loving...

To accompany our podcast interview with Callaloo executive editor Kyla Kupferstein Torres, we took a survey to collect some of the memorable entries Callaloo has published over the years. Callaloo, the premier journal of literature, art, and culture of the...

On DemocracyHopkins Press is dedicated to publishing and disseminating information on the importance of preserving democracy. Explore our rich catalog of academic resources on the study of democracy below. These texts offer rigorous scholarship that engages...

The Top 20 most-read Hopkins Press journal articles in November on Project MUSE features an array of topics, from who defines democracy to the ways wealth impacted women's suffrage. This month's list follows below!

The journey to and through college is celebrated as a milestone—a transformative time for self-discovery, academic growth, and the building of lifelong friendships. Yet, as many students know, these bright college years can also be accompanied by unique mental...

Johns Hopkins University Press has appointed Wendy Queen as its inaugural Chief Transformation Officer. Wendy will assume this new organization-wide position once her current position of Director of Project MUSE at Hopkins Press has been filled.“Wendy’s...

While many scholars, librarians and academicians are aware of Project MUSE as a resource for scholars in the Humanities, there is additional benefit in providing access to the large volumes of content on MUSE to inform Science Technology Engineering Math (STEM...