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How Rollins College and the University of Puget Sound modernized digital stewardship with JSTOR

Across libraries and archives, a quiet reckoning is underway. Institutions are questioning whether the digital collections platforms they’ve relied on for years are still helping them advance their missions, or quietly working against them. At Rollins College in Florida and the University of Puget Sound in Washington, collection… Read More

Simplify scholarly ebook acquisition and access with Publisher Collections

Our innovative publisher collection model was designed with academic libraries and publishers, and built to simplify workflows and lower operational burden while enhancing discovery across disciplines. 20+ publishers 100% of presses offer OA titles on JSTOR 1,545+ titles per collection ~53% savings on current-year titles… Read More

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Publisher Collections: A Community-Driven Model for Scholarly Ebooks

Publisher Collections: A Community-Driven Model for Scholarly Ebooks

November 13, 2025 | 1:00 PM

Virtual

Join us for a Library Journal webinar on Thursday, November 13, 2025, from 1:00–2:00 PM ET. Hear from the Big Ten Academic Alliance, UNC Press, Liverpool University Press, and JSTOR as they discuss how this nonprofit-led model streamlines workflows, advances equitable access, and creates sustainability for the academic ecosystem.

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Webinar
Collaborating with JSTOR on Publisher Collections

Collaborating with JSTOR on Publisher Collections

November 21, 2025 | 12:00 PM

Virtual

In this webinar, JSTOR’s outreach and marketing teams will offer details on our Publisher Collection sales pipeline, marketing campaigns, publisher marketing toolkit, and more. The session will highlight how JSTOR, as a nonprofit, is collaboratively partnering with publishers to launch this exciting community-driven model for scholarly ebooks.

Webinar
Descriptive depth at scale: Exploring new technologies for archives

Descriptive depth at scale: Exploring new technologies for archives

September 25, 2025 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Virtual

How can stewards of distinctive collections use emerging technologies in service of description and discovery? In this webinar, Emilie Hardman shares how values-aligned AI, including JSTOR Seeklight, can support reparative description at scale. Learn from real-world examples how emerging tools deepen representation, surface under-described materials, and center community values.

SCELC and JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services

SCELC Community Digital Collections represent many perspectives chronicling the academic, cultural, and historical record of our member libraries. Through the SCELC JSTOR Digital Stewardship Program, SCELC enables our member libraries to tell their individual stories but also to contribute to the preservation and accessibility of our shared culture across… Read More