Kathryn A. Martin Library has partnered with our colleagues on the Twin Cities campus to allow University of Minnesota Twin Cities and Duluth students, faculty, and staff to register for free, school-sponsored subscription accounts on the Wall Street Journal website using your @d.umn.edu or @umn.edu email address. You can register for your WSJ.com account by clicking on the link on the library’s Database List or by using this link: Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com). Once a personal account is created, you can access WSJ.com from anywhere.
Since free subscription access relies solely on your access to the appropriate email domain, we unfortunately cannot provide guest access in the library. Due to a significant number of Duluth students, faculty, and staff having an @umn.edu email address rather than a @d.umn.edu email address, the Twin Cities and Duluth combined our institutional sign-up page for ease of registration. If you have a Crookston or Morris email address, you may need to update your campus domain or check the school-sponsored WSJ membership lists for Students or Instructors for the appropriate registration link.
Subscription benefits include:
- Full Access to WSJ.com, WSJ Context, Mobile and Tablet Apps
- Classroom Learning Tools for Professors & Students
- Informative Podcasts and Newsletters
Notable student resources include:
- How-To Guides, which provide advice on job searching, resume writing, job interview preparation, work productivity, personal finance, and career building.
- The Journal podcast, which explores current events and stories through the lens of business.
- WSJ Jobs, which addresses common questions asked during the coronavirus pandemic on the topics of job searching, online onboarding, being new to the workforce, and remote leadership.
- WSJ Money, which addresses common questions asked during the coronavirus pandemic on the topics of mortgages, student loans, stimulus money, unemployment, and taxes.
Notable instructor resources include:
- Assessment Tool quizzes designed by WSJ in the following disciplines: accounting, business law, ethics, finance, HR and organizational behavior, leadership, marketing, microeconomics, and strategic management.
- The Modern Class monthly newsletter, which provides tips on ways to incorporate WSJ into your curriculum.
- WSJ Seminar Library, which provides WSJ workshops, events, videos, toolkits and more, created and curated for instructors.