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UH Mānoa students, faculty, and staff have full access to WSJ.com. Registration required. Available in English, Chinese and Japanese language editions.

To create your account, go to the WSJ registration page: WSJ.com/UHManoa
(You may be prompted to authenticate first with your UH username and password.)

Once you are on the WSJ.com registration page:

1. Select your Account Type: Student, Staff, or Professor (faculty)
2. Create your new WSJ.com password. Do not use your UH password; this is an external website. 
3. Check the box to agree to Terms of Use.
4. Click "Create" and follow instructions.
5. Select your preferences (optional).
6. Check your email inbox for the confirmation email.

Once you have an account you can go directly to: WSJ.com (or use WSJ apps on your smartphone or tablet).

Faculty and Staff: You will need to renew your access each year. You will receive a renewal notice via email and be prompted to sign in for authentication.

Please note the Wall Street Journal Privacy Notice, Subscriber Agreement and Terms of Use, and Cookie Notice.

Existing WSJ.com Subscribers:

If you have a personal WSJ.com subscription, but would rather take advantage of our academic membership, call 1-800-JOURNAL (1-800-568-7625). Explain that you are switching to a school-sponsored membership at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Once your personal subscription is canceled, activate your new academic membership using the WSJ.com/UHManoa registration page.

If you previously used your @hawaii.edu email address for your personal subscription, the registration page may indicate that "it looks like you already have an account." Click on the Sign In link under that message to associate your UH email address with our school-sponsored membership account.

Need assistance? Contact David Flynn, Business/Social Sciences Librarian  david.flynn@hawaii.edu

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