1. If you are a current paid Wall Street Journal subscriber, first read “What if I’m a current Wall Street Journal subscriber?” below.
2. To create your account, go to the WSJ URI registration page.
   You will be prompted to log in with your URI Single Sign On (SSO) credentials. 
   You will be redirected to the Wall Street Journal Create Account page.
3. Create your account:
   • Use the "Account Type" drop-down menu to select Student, Staff, or Professor.
   • Your name and e-mail address will be pre-populated. You may edit your name if you want. You must use your @uri.edu email address.
     • If you are a student, you will be prompted for your graduation month and year. Your account will be active until that time, with a 90-day grace period. If you remain a student beyond that date, you will need to contact WSJ Customer Service to update your information (see below).
     • If you are a faculty or staff member, your account will be active for a year, after which you will need to refresh your membership. You will receive an e-mail reminder from the WSJ with a refresh link at that time.
   • Enter a unique password of your choice.
   • Check the box next to "I agree to the Privacy Notice, Subscriber Agreement, Cookie Notice" and click the "Create" button. 
   • You will be asked a series of questions to customize your account. These are optional. 
4. From this point on, you do not need to use the library link or your URI SSO credentials.
   You can access the Wall Street Journal directly or via their apps after logging in with your uri.edu email and the password you created in Step 3.

What if I'm a current Wall Street Journal subscriber?

If you are a current paid subscriber, you should cancel your subscription before registering for access through URI.

URI's site license gives you full access to all Wall Street Journal online content.

To cancel or your personal subscription, call 1-800-568-7625 or email AcademicSupport@dowjones.com. 

Note that if your paid account is under a different email address, any articles you saved in your old account will be lost. 

If you are faculty or staff and would like a print subscription to the Wall Street Journal, discounted subscriptions are available at the Professor Print Pack page. Use your uri.edu email when you sign up.

URI’s site license provides full access to the Wall Street Journal online via the newspaper's website and the Wall Street Journal phone and tablet apps to URI students, staff, and faculty (including emeriti). Note: Access to the Wall Street Journal site license is not available to URI affiliates.

Content goes back four years on a rolling basis. 

The subscription includes WSJ newsletters, podcasts, and WSJ+.

In addition, the URI community has access to WSJ for Professors and WSJ for Students, websites that offer Wall Street Journal content curated for faculty members and students. 

Once you follow the registration steps above, you may access the Wall Street Journal directly or via their apps after logging in with your uri.edu email and the Wall Street Journal password you created.

If you need help with your subscription, to change your graduation month and year, or to change your password, call 1-800-568-7625 or email AcademicSupport@dowjones.com.

See the database links below for additional access to the Wall Street Journal provided by the URI University Libraries.