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JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services training: Project cataloging

Training for Stewardship participants (Tiers 2-3): catalog records, manage media, use linked fields, and organize work. One of three sessions in a monthly Stewardship training series.

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Looking beyond Georgia O’Keeffe: How multidisciplinary research deepens understanding 

An exhibition at the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum invites viewers to reconsider O’Keeffe’s New Mexico landscapes through the perspectives of Tewa artists, scholars, and culture bearers. Explore how multidisciplinary research can deepen our understanding of art, place, and colonial history.

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How Middle Tennessee State University planned its move from CONTENTdm to JSTOR Stewardship

Middle Tennessee State University evaluated seven digital collections platforms before selecting JSTOR Stewardship to replace CONTENTdm. Learn how staff from Walker Library and the Albert Gore Research Center aligned their needs, planned the migration of roughly 30 collections and more than 10,000 items, and are preparing to make distinctive materials easier for researchers to discover.

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Are Libraries Prepared for the Second Digital Transformation of Distinctive Collections?

In The Scholarly Kitchen, Roger Schonfeld argues that libraries are entering a second digital transformation for distinctive collections, calling on library leaders to build an “activation infrastructure” that connects processing, digitization, and discovery to maximize their collections’ impact.

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Activating distinctive collections: From digitization to discovery with JSTOR Stewardship

Join Roger Schonfeld (JSTOR Stewardship), Jamie Markus (University of Wyoming Libraries), and colleagues from JSTOR to explore how institutions can connect digitization, processing, preservation, and discovery to activate distinctive collections.

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ITHAKA named an AWS Champion for JSTOR accessibility remediation work

ITHAKA has been named an AWS Champion for its work to make JSTOR PDFs and image alt text more accessible through on-demand remediation.

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ITHAKA Fall 2026 Community Letter: AI at JSTOR

For decades, JSTOR has helped people discover trusted scholarship, understand scholarly context, benefit from library-supported access, and connect with original sources. As using AI becomes part of the research, teaching, and learning process, grounding the work in those principles becomes even more important.

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What’s new in JSTOR Stewardship: September 2026

Meet the newest JSTOR Stewardship charter participants, explore distinctive collections now available on JSTOR, and discover recent conversations shaping the future of digital stewardship.

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Northern Kentucky University joins JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services charter program

NKU joins the JSTOR Stewardship charter community to expand access to distinctive collections, build sustainable digital workflows, and connect materials with students, researchers, and regional communities.

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Hussein Madi. The Newspaper. Second Generation Modern Artists (1925–1950). Part of BeMA Collection, Rice University.