Our journal partnerships program includes over thirty professional and student journals that cover a wide range of disciplines. All are free to read and most* are free for authors to publish in. Through this program the Columbia Libraries supports the creation and dissemination of quality, open-access research and scholarship. Our journal partnerships open new fields of inquiry, explore innovative methods, and invite new and traditionally underrepresented voices to be part of the scholarly conversation.
Readers accessed articles by our journal partners 11,136 times in January! Here are the most-viewed articles from the past month:
Current Issues in Comparative Education
- 10.52214/CICE.V7I2.11398
- 2005 – “Sowing the Seeds: Moving Curriculum and School Culture Towards Education for Sustainable Development” by Richard Capozzi
Voices in Bioethics
- 10.52214/VIB.V11i.13128
- 2025 – “Medical Assistance in Dying for Persons Suffering Solely from Mental Illness in Canada: Is it Ethically Acceptable?” by Chloe Eunice Panganiban and Srushhti Trivedi
Columbia Social Work Review
- 10.52214/CSWR.V22I1.12235
- 2024 – “What’s in a ‘Latinx?’: Considerations When Utilizing Pan-ethnic Identifiers of Latinidad” by Jessica Trejos
Science & Technology Law Review
- 10.52214/STLR.V25I2.12761
- 2024 – “How Generative AI Turns Copyright Law Upside Down” by Mark Lemley
Journal of Clinical Education in Physical Therapy
- 10.52214/JCEPT.V6.13201
- 2025 – “Stress to be managed and managing stress in clinical education” by Christopher Kevin Wong and Jean Fitzpatrick
* Journal of Clinical Education in Physical Therapy (JCEPT) is the only journal in our program that has Article Processing Charges (APCs) for authors.