Adelphi University Closes Deal with The Wall Street Journal

A deal between The Wall Street Journal and Adelphi University Libraries has closed, providing all students, faculty, and staff within Adelphi University complimentary memberships to the Journal. With access to the world’s latest news, business insight, and expert commentary, every reader has the power to fuel their ambition with The Wall Street Journal. Each activated account comes with access to WSJ.com, the WSJ mobile app, curated newsletters, and WSJ+, an exclusive experience with access to special events, discounts, and travel destinations.

How to activate a complimentary WSJ membership
Students, faculty and staff at Adelphi University can activate their complimentary memberships by visiting ​wsj.com/Adelphi​, logging into their school portal, and creating an account on the registration page. Those who currently pay for membership may call 1-800-JOURNAL, and mention they are switching to their membership provided by Adelphi University. Partial refunds will be dispersed.

Why The Wall Street Journal is right for students
Student members of The Wall Street Journal access the same content C-suite executives, business leaders, and other influencers use to make global business decisions on a daily basis. In addition to real news and ground-breaking journalism, The Wall Street Journal offers insight into career development, college rankings, politics, technology, real estate, and the arts, fueling the ambition of its readers with thought-provoking content.

“The Journal was named the most trusted news organization in the United States.”
(Source: 2017 YouGov/Economist Poll)

“More business executives read the Wall Street Journal than any other publication in the world.”
(Source: 2014 Global Business Elite Study’, Ipsos MediaCT)