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About the Library
The Roland G. Parrish Library of Management & Economics supports the mission of Purdue University by providing business resources and collaborative spaces for both students and faculty. In addition to an extensive collection of books and journals, Parrish Library provides access both on and off-campus to a wide array of databases and other research tools. more…
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Access Wall Street Journal Online
Purdue Libraries now provides access to the Wall Street Journal site for all Purdue campuses.
Access is available through the A-Z List of Databases.
Users will need to sign up for an individual account, similar to the process for the Washington Post and The New York Times. From the West Lafayette and Indianapolis campus, use your Purdue email address to do so. You can then download and use the WSJ app after creating an account.
Already have a personal subscription to the WSJ? Consult these instructions to take advantage of the new institutional subscription.
Questions? Contact eresources@purdue.libanswers.com.
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