Project MUSE has announced they have met the sustainability threshold for another year of Subscribe to Open (S20), resulting in current content from over 100 journals across 28 publishers remaining available open access on the Project MUSE platform for a second year in 2026. A trusted provider of scholarly content for libraries, Project MUSE also expressed gratitude in their recent newsletter to all partnering libraries and institutions worldwide, as well as the S2O Community of Practice, for their commitment to ensuring vital humanities and social science scholarship is accessible to everyone.
In addition to another year of open access, Project MUSE also welcomes eight new journals for 2026:
- ARTMargins (The MIT Press)
- Journal of Latino-Latin American Studies (JOLLAS) (University of Nebraska at Omaha)
- Journal of Mormon History (University of Illinois Press)
- Journal of Political & Military Sociology (University Press of Florida)
- Journal of South Asian and Middle Eastern Studies (University of Pennsylvania Press)
- Science Fiction Studies (University of California Press)
- Studia Hibernica (Liverpool University Press)
- Theatre Study (Johns Hopkins University Press)
Amigos members can save on Project MUSE subscriptions for access to their many journals and books collection. Known for delivering essential academic resources to libraries through high-quality academic journals and books in the humanities and social sciences, Project MUSE continues to expand the ways libraries can enrich their offerings to patrons.