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Digital Stewardship Services

Solutions to process, preserve, manage, and share digital collections

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Archival journals & primary sources

Trusted scholarly journals and rare primary sources for deep, contextual research

Artstor on JSTOR

Millions of high-quality images from world-class museums and archives

Reveal Digital

Crowdfunded open access primary source collections highlighting under-represented communities

JPASS

Individual access to 2,000+ academic journals with unlimited reading and downloadable articles

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Librarians

Solutions for expanding access, managing digital collections, and advancing your library’s impact

Publishers

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Students & researchers

Scholarly content, resources, and tools that support exploration, skill-building, and academic research

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What’s on JSTOR

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Primary sources

Millions of digitized items from archives, museums, and libraries that bring research to life

Open & free content

Freely accessible journals, books, images, and primary sources available to all users worldwide

Features & tools

Platform features

Purpose-built technology and tools that simplify research, strengthen skills, and spark new insights

AI research tool

AI-powered support for reading comprehension, discovery, and research skill development

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Save, organize, and collaborate on research and teaching projects seamlessly

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Librarians

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Publishers

Services that increase the reach and impact of your content across global research and teaching communities

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AI and advanced technologies

Shaping responsible AI in research: new Against the Grain article co-authored by JSTOR’s Beth LaPensee

An article co-authored by Beth LaPensee, Principal Product Manager at JSTOR, has been published in the December issue of Against the Grain. Written with Anne Grant of Clemson University Libraries, the piece examines how libraries and nonprofit research platforms can work together to design and implement embedded AI tools that support ethical, transparent, and inquiry-driven research and instruction.

Digital stewardship

The University of Alabama in Huntsville expands its involvement in JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services as a charter participant

The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) will join JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services as a Tier 3 charter program participant, expanding its partnership with JSTOR and helping shape the future of responsible, scalable digital collections stewardship.

Open access

First 100 path to open books now available open access worldwide on JSTOR

The first 100 Path to Open books are now free to read worldwide on JSTOR—proving a community-funded model can expand access, sustain presses, and amplify scholarly impact.