What is JSTOR?

JSTOR is a service purchased by the Michael Schwartz Library for use by its faculty, students and staff that provides electronic access to the full text of the backfiles of selected academic journals. For current issues, check SCHOLAR or the Library's Journal A-Z List.

To see exactly what JSTOR includes, you can browse through:

• An alphabetical lists of JSTOR titles
• A list of JSTOR titles arranged by discipline
• A list of JSTOR titles arranged by publisher

Connecting to JSTOR

There are several ways you can connect to JSTOR:

1. Click on the JSTOR link in the navigation box on the right at the top of the page.
2. Search the SCHOLAR catalog by author, entering JSTOR as the author's name. This will provide a list of periodical titles accessible via JSTOR. You can also perform that search by clicking here, OR
3. Go to the JSTOR homepage by searching the word JSTOR on any Internet search engine, OR
4. Go to the Journal A-Z List to find specific journals by title. These titles are automatically linked to JSTOR.