Wall Street Journal - SFCC Access: Home

Santa Fe Community College now offers access to the Wall Street Journal through a subscription paid for by the SFCC Library.  You are encouraged to take advantage of the subscription to enrich your educational experience.

To set up your account

• Go to:  https://wsj.com/sfcc
• Select Santa Fe Community College as your school
• Use your @sfcc.edu email address to register
• You will be sent a link to finalize your registration

For seamless access, return to https://wsj.com/sfcc and log on.

FAQs

I already have a paid for a subscription to the Wall Street Journal and I want to convert to the SFCC subscription, what do I do?

Existing registered subscribers with active paid subscriptions need to cancel their personal subscription by calling 1-800-Journal.

I am getting an error message when I try to set up my account - what do I do?

Contact the Wall Street Journal at:  academicsupport@dowjones.com or by calling 1-800-Journal.  If you call, be sure to mention you are setting up your account through your college's subscription.

Can I access the Wall Street Journal off campus?

Yes.  You must create a special SFCC academic account (described above).  You may access your subscription anywhere by visiting:  https://wsj.com/sfcc

Do I need a valid email address to activate a pass?

You need to have a valid SFCC email address.  The first time you log on (as described above) you will be able to validate your email address.

The Wall Street Journal offers exclusive events for subscribers.  These are available to all people subscribing through the campus subscription.

• Future of Everything Festival WSJ’s  annual three-day event that brings together the most revolutionary minds to explore the seismic shifts occurring in the way we live, work and play.
• Live Q&A’s pull together the Journal’s upcoming events and past recordings. All current members can ask questions before or during the event by logging in.
• WSJ Tech Live Members of the WSJ newsroom sit down with technology’s top executives, regulators, founders and investors. Live from Laguna Beach, California, you’ll get an inside look at the forces changing the technology industry in an era of rapid transformation and fierce competition.

The following websites are support for students using the Wall Street Journal in course curriculum.

• WSJ in Context allows you to build reading lists for your courses.
• Assessment Tool allows you to create customizable quizzes on current events, published every week
• Critical Thinking Resources is a curated collection of timely stories and though-provoking discussion questions
• The Weekly Review is a newsletter summarizing the most important news from your discipline and easy ways to turn these stories into lessons
• Seminar Series include inspiration from other instructors and industry experts for ways to include WSJ in your courses.
• The Modern Class is a monthly newsletter for instructors featuring recommended WSJ content and special offers and events.