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Wall Street Journal

Digital Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal Digital Edition via Syracuse University Libraries: Available to all current Syracuse University faculty, student, and staff NetID holders with @syr.edu email addresses.

  • The Wall Street Journal Digital Edition provides access to digital content from the past four years to present, and print content for 90 days, with digital e-reader access for 7 days. It includes access to exclusive events, offers and complimentary e-books, curated newsletters including “The 10 Point”, and podcasts and discussions with editors and influencers.
  • Note that access is limited to current NetID holders with @syr.edu accounts only, and will expire after a specified period of time. Current Syracuse University faculty, students, and staff may reauthenticate. If you register as a student, enter your graduation year.

Registration Instructions - Digital Wall Street Journal

To register for the Wall Street Journal Digital Edition account:

  1. Connect to this registration information page, authenticating with your NetID.
  2. Follow instructions for registering, using your @syr.edu email address and password of your choice. Do not use your NetID password. If you register as a student, enter your graduation year.
  3. You will receive a confirmation message in your @syr.edu email. Use the link in the email message to activate your account and access the Wall Street Journal sign-in page.
  4. After registering, you may access the Wall Street Journal directly (without going through SU Libraries site), by going to wsj.com or connecting via mobile app, if enabled.
  5. Please note the Wall Street Journal Privacy Notice, Subscriber Agreement and Terms of Use, and Cookie Notice.
  6. If you have problems registering or accessing your account subsequently, please report the problems using the Report an Electronic Resource Issue form.
  7. Access will expire after one year for faculty and staff, and at stated graduation date for students.
    • Current Syracuse University faculty and staff will receive an email to reauthenticate.
    • Students will receive notification when access ends. Continuing students need to reach out to the Wall Street Journal to extend access.
Additional Information:  There is also an Education.wsj.com site designed for educators that provides information about resources available to account holders, including access to articles and other materials for online use by content, lesson plans, critical thinking resources, and a seminar series.

 

Already have a personal account:  It is not possible to use the same @syr.edu email address for both a personal and a Syracuse University Libraries digital Wall Street Journal account.  Call 1 800 JOURNAL or email support@wsj.com to cancel a paid account that uses an @syr.edu email address, before registering for WSJ access through SU's campus-wide site license.  Use that contact information for other questions regarding personal accounts.