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Open Access JSTOR Resources

The Library has access to expanded resources provided by JSTOR in response to the COVID-19 crisis. These resources include a wide range of journals, primary sources and eBook titles. Below you will find links to open journal collections and a table of open eBooks and journals, all provided through JSTOR. Access to expanded journals and primary sources are available through December 31, 2020. Access to open eBooks is through August 31, 2020. A ULID and password is required to access these materials.

JSTOR is also offering select access to everyone. Explore Open Access and Free Content to find select journals, eBooks, research reports, and images and media on JSTOR and Artstor. No login required. JSTOR has also expanded its free read-online access to 100 articles per month. JSTOR registration required. Both of these offers are available through December 31, 2020.

Below are specific collections of journals and primary resources provided through JSTOR. These links will take you to a landing page where you can conduct searches of the entire collection of specific phrases or subjects. You will be required to log in using your ULID and password to access these resources.

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Primary Source Collections

Browse individual journal and eBook titles below with links to the full-text of the material. Use the filter bar to conduct searches for a particular word or phrase among the collection. A ULID and password is required to access these materials. Following the links will take you to a page where you can read online or download PDFs of the selected item.

 

 

 

 

Database Use: Electronic databases are limited to the University of Louisiana at Lafayette authorized users (students, faculty, and staff). Users attempting to access library databases both on and off campus will be required to log in with their ULID and password. Users must follow 'Fair Use' as outlined in U.S. Copyright Law and provisions of license agreements with individual providers. Online database material obtained must be used for personal, non-commercial purposes. Improper use generally includes, but is not limited to, utilizing robots/auto crawlers, downloading entire eJournals, printing numerous copies of a single article, or publishing articles made available through the databases. Unauthorized use of Dupré Library databases and other electronic resources can result in revocation of access. For questions about use, contact the Reference Desk at (337) 482-6030, email reference@louisiana.edu, or use the 'Got Questions? Ask Us!' box to chat.

Off-campus access not working?

If you are unable to access a database from off-campus, contact the Reference Desk at (337) 482-6030, email reference@louisiana.edu, or use the 'Got Questions? Ask Us!' box to chat.

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