Check out "Black Panther, The Wretched of the Earth, The Spook Who Sat by the Door, and the Endurance of Black Radical Politics" in Journal of Film and Video Vol. 77, No. 3, from @marycschmitt (@QuinnipiacU) on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/80YiPRdU40

Discover a landmark Open Access series @ushmm free on Project MUSE. Explore the most comprehensive resource on Nazi persecutory sites, with the ability to dynamically engage with trusted, grounded research. #ReadUP on MUSE: https://t.co/nSyMGfXKnO #oa #OpenAccess

In Journal of Sport History Vol. 50, No. 3, Hunter M. Hampton (@SFAHistoryDept) reviews DYED IN CRIMSON: Football, Faith and Remaking Harvard's America by @zev_eleff. 📄 Review on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/dZ5XAemQjK 📕 Book: https://t.co/R0BNhlPebL

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For our friends @chsconf don't miss our session w/ Tricia Miller-Chareun, Sr. Manager for Sales & Library Relations, "Implementing Subscribe to Open (S2O): Lessons from Librarians, Consortia, and Nonprofit Publishers". Thurs. Nov 6, 11:20am-12 Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard Center

A new special issue of Illinois Classical Studies 50.1 guest ed. by @ser_andreas examines how fake news is used in ancient literature to articulate attacks against individuals or communities. With contributions by @ajquiroga1 and more. On @projectmuse: https://t.co/nXMw37ymvk

Today is American Football Day! 🏈 In recognition, learn more about "Concussion's Past," a special issue of Journal of Sport History. 📙 Read Vol. 50, No. 2, on @ProjectMuse: https://t.co/ckqxkf78l1 🎧 Podcast: https://t.co/UoRBwZGe01 💻 Blog: https://t.co/rdSWNeX4xZ

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Read "The Unrealized Potential of Phenomenology in Understanding Addiction: A Critical Exploration" It's available ahead of print on @ProjectMUSE from the forthcoming issue of @philpsychpsy! https://t.co/w0gUoHLalf

October's Top 20 most-read journal articles include pieces on Bitcoin from Journal of Democracy, Cormac McCarthy in MFS, Gaza in Diacritics, and much more! See what you and your colleagues have been reading most on @ProjectMUSE:: https://t.co/nP5Our7oJW

Review alert! ✍️ Chris Wright's ‘Popular Radicalism and the Unemployed in Chicago during the Great Depression' reviewed in ‘Labour/Le Travail’. Read here ➡️ https://t.co/YEep7FltdO. Buy: https://t.co/EOOr3DpVxq @CUNY @ProjectMUSE #GreatDepression #LaborHistory #getyourcopy

Announcing Journal of Film and Video Vol. 77, No. 3, available now on @ProjectMUSE! Featuring contributions from Peter A. Yacavone (@XJTLU), Felipe González-Silva (@UF_CLAS), @marycschmitt (@QuinnipiacU), @shipley_haley, @sheenarossiter, and more. https://t.co/CRsbC5Ms3r

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For our friends @chsconf don't miss our session w/ Tricia Miller-Chareun, Sr. Manager for Sales & Library Relations, "Implementing Subscribe to Open (S2O): Lessons from Librarians, Consortia, and Nonprofit Publishers". Thurs. Nov 6, 11:20am-12 Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard Center

Good Morning Charleston! We'll be at Table #110 in the Gaillard Center Grand Ballroom today - Tuesday, November 4th - 10am-5:30pm. If you're here @chsconf be sure to swing by and visit our table to learn what's new at MUSE. #books #journals #libraries #publishers #TeamUP

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Wallace Stevens Journal Volume 49, Number 2, Fall 2025 Special Issue: Stevens and Classicism @ProjectMUSE #S2O #OpenAccess https://t.co/td8hT3Pry7 Contributors: Andrew Osborn, Peter Tardiff, Kelly C. MacPhail, Andrew David King, Ian Tan and more!

Have you read Journal of American Folklore Vol. 138, No. 549? Featuring work by @johnfenn3, @folkyousarah, @naomi_sturm, @Well_WovenTales, @otanezm, @gurotekopp, @LoriWatsonmusic, @tulikachandra28, and more, all on @ProjectMUSE. https://t.co/i5tuuXwKB9 cc: @afsfolklorists

Knowing God—whether through faith, philosophy, reason, or experience—often unfolds gradually, layer by layer, like a lifelong conversation rather than a single revelation. It can involve doubt, wonder, study, prayer, or quiet reflection, and it evolves as we do. Even from a

Asia Policy archives: Can minilateral groupings deter coercion and aggression in the Indo-Pacific and, if so, under what conditions? An Asia Policy roundtable discussed this question. On NBR's website: https://t.co/SQ8fzVK8l3 Available on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/KjpyOjNw8i

Hello Charleston! We'll be at Table #110 in the Gaillard Center Grand Ballroom on Tuesday, November 4th10am-5:30pm. If you'll be here @chsconf be sure to swing by and visit our table to learn what's new at MUSE.

Elizabeth E. Sine reviews Patrick Moser's "Waikīkī Dreams: How California Appropriated Hawaiian Beach Culture" in Journal of Sport History Vol. 52, No. 2. 📄 Review on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/cPmFsc6qmj 📕 Book: https://t.co/PhHZWXxicv

Halloween is not just for kids and office parties. On MUSE you'll also find scholarly books and articles on a range of spooky subjects, from symbolism in literature to cultural rituals and frightening folklore. #ReadUP on #Halloween here: https://t.co/QyDT2cm6OY

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The "Trans LIteratures" issue of College Literature, features work from torrin a. greathouse, Stephanie Burt, Nat Rivkin, Rocko Foltz, Hannah K. Grabowski, Sarah Snyder, Will Anderson, S. Brook Corfman, and more! Read at @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/rPjgygrfx2

New journal issue: Buildings & Landscapes 32.2, now live on @ProjectMUSE Editors: Margaret Grubiak and William Moore https://t.co/7eTYoZN0jO @vafweb