Research Guides: ESL046 (Editing for Better Writing): Magazines (online + print)

Online magazines

Some magazines in print are also online to read. Some of these magazines may have some content that is unavailable or asks you to subscribe to the magazine to view. Instead of doing that, try reading a different article or book elsewhere.

LearnEnglish magazine articles
LearnEnglish is brought to you by the British Council. Read about a wide range of topics in the "Magazine" section of the British Council's website. Includes reading comprehension tasks to complete.
Reader's Digest
Reader's Digest is a monthly general-interest family magazine. It includes news stories, fiction, jokes, and lots more. It is one of the most popular magazines delivered to homes in the United States.
Note - this website is free and has lots of advertisements and "subscribe now" buttons. Be mindful of what you click on.
The Change Agent: A Student-Written Online Magazine
Requires a username and password. Ask your instructor or a librarian for this information. Once you log in, you can save the username and password on your device.
- Access the current issue on main page.
- Click "Issues" in the top menu and access issues as far back as 2004.
- Open an issue and click "Jump to Table of Contents."
- Reading level: The higher the number, the higher the level.
- Read online or print a PDF. You can both read and listen to some of the articles.

Reader's Digest - PRINT

Reader's Digest is a monthly general-interest family magazine. It includes news stories, fiction, jokes, and lots more. It is one of the most popular magazines delivered to homes in the United States. Students can check out copies of the Reader's Digest for six days.

Reader's Digest is located on the bookshelves in the lower lounge area in CCC Library. Look to the right of the Leveled Readers and Non-fiction Lexile books.