Explore flexible tiers for digital stewardship

JSTOR’s cloud-hosted platform is offered in three tiers to meet the diverse needs of institutions.

Developed with and for the community, our Digital Stewardship Services help institutions process, preserve, and share collections sustainably, while strengthening discovery and long-term access.

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Looking for more flexibility?

Add-on services are available for one-time content migration, ongoing collection harvesting, and additional content management or preservation allowances.

Stories of collaboration and impact

Explore how institutions are shaping the future of digital stewardship through partnership, innovation, and care.

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University of Tennessee at Martin moves to JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services, joins charter program

The University of Tennessee at Martin is adopting JSTOR Stewardship to strengthen preservation, discovery, and AI-assisted collections processing while joining a collaborative charter community. 27 words

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Coastal Carolina University joins JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services charter community

CCU joins JSTOR Stewardship’s charter program to build durable digital collections infrastructure, expand access, and explore AI-assisted processing with JSTOR Seeklight.

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Boston Architectural College joins Tier 3 charter program of JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services

Boston Architectural College joins JSTOR Stewardship’s Tier 3 charter program, adding JSTOR Seeklight and helping shape responsible, AI-assisted approaches to stewardship.

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Real research impact: What we’re learning about distinctive collections shared on JSTOR

New research reveals how distinctive collections shared on JSTOR are being discovered and used across research, teaching, and learning.

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SUNY Morrisville joins JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services charter program

SUNY Morrisville joins the JSTOR Stewardship charter program to expand access to distinctive collections, advance digitization, and explore AI-assisted collections processing with JSTOR Seeklight.

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What’s new in JSTOR Stewardship: August 2026

See what’s new across the JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services community, including new participants, distinctive collections, AI-assisted description, accessibility work, and lessons from institutions expanding access to their digital materials.

Interested in learning more about the flexible options of Digital Stewardship Services?

Our stewardship team can help you assess your collections, goals, and workflows to find the right fit. Contact us to get started.

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