Mason Libraries provides full complimentary access to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com) to current students, faculty, and staff. Creating an account is required. To create an account, follow the instructions below and visit WSJ.com/GeorgeMasonU
To create your WSJ.com account:
This provides all access to WSJ’s full suite of digital products:
If you have activated your account, sign in at wsj.com!
View the digital print edition of WSJ at https://www.wsj.com/digital-print-edition.
Q: What if I already have a WSJ subscription?
A: If you already have a personal paid WSJ account, you can contact customer service (1-800-JOURNAL [1-800-568-7625] or support@wsj.com) to cancel your personal account. When you register through Cañada, be sure to use the same email that you used for your personal account before, and it will link up to your Cañada access with all your saved articles from your paid account.
Q: If I'm a student, how long do I have access to WSJ through Cañada?
A: Students will input their graduation year upon registering. If the year you provided changes in the future, simply contact WSJ customer service (1-800-JOURNAL [1-800-568-7625] or email support@wsj.com) for assistance.
Q: Do students receive additional benefits from The Wall Street Journal after they graduate?
A: Students with activated memberships qualify for the WSJ Grad Pack, which offers a discounted graduate rate that continues two years after graduation. Students will receive an automated email upon graduation from WSJ inviting them to subscribe at those exclusive rates.
Q: If I'm a faculty or staff member, how long do I have access to WSJ through Cañada?
A: Faculty and staff will receive a yearly email where they can verify their employment with the college in order to continue access.
Q: Can I get the Wall Street Journal app on my phone or tablet with the college subscription?
A: Yes! Once you have created your account, you can download the Wall Street Journal app and use your credentials to log in on your phone or tablet. For more information click here.
Q: What content is available for students?
A: Students have access to the full suite of WSJ products, but can find student-centric content in several places.
The Student Hub provides a place for students to find curated content focused on job preparation, finance tips, career insights and expert advice. The student home page, at education.wsj.com/students, shares links to new opportunities from WSJ. This includes opportunities to have their work published on WSJ.com, relevant podcasts and newsletters and updates about when WSJ will be at their campus.
Q: How far back do the WSJ digital archives go?
A: The digital archives on WSJ.com go back four years on a rolling basis.
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