The CSU system has signed an agreement with Oxford University Press Journals which covers the cost of making articles Stanislaus State authors available freely to all ("Open Access"). Eligible corresponding authors do not have to pay an article publishing charge (APC) to make their article "Open Access."
This is part of a joint Oxford agreement with participating CSU libraries, the University of California System, and many private academic libraries in California, and is in effect for the next four years (through 12/31/2028).
The following publishers also offer "open access" publishing to Stanislaus State authors at no or reduced charges.
The University Library has been able to upgrade Stanislaus State access to cover all current and future SAGE Journals. Previously, the library provided access to 777 journals, but now Stanislaus State students, faculty, and staff have access to all 1132 SAGE Premier journals. See example Sage journal titles lined from OneSearch.
Digital access to high-quality, peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal content including full-text articles dating back to 1999 (where available); scholarly, professional, and peer-reviewed research published in partnership with professional societies.
This increase in access to research publications is due to the University Library's collaboration with all 22 California State University campuses, facilitated by the Systemwide Digital Library Content office (SDLC) of the CSU Chancellor's Office.
Over 70,000 ebooks from Project Gutenberg have been added to the Stanislaus State Library's OneSearch. Use the "Everything @ Stan State" option to include Project Gutenberg titles in your search.
Tuttle, W. C. (1924). Sun Dog loot. New York: Ridgway. Available via Project Gutenberg.
Project Gutenberg titles are often available in multiple formats. These might include:
Note: Project Gutenberg books will not show up in OneSearch searches limited to "Books & Media @ Stan State." Use "Everything @ Stan State" and search for Project Gutenberg
The University Library has been able to upgrade Stanislaus State access to cover all Oxford University Press Journals. Previously, the library provided access to 165 journals, but now Stanislaus State students, faculty, and staff have access to all 549 OUP journals.
Full-text of articles from journals published by Oxford University Press from 1996 to the present. Topic coverage includes: science, technical, professional, medical, humanities, arts, and social science.
This increase in access to research publications is due to the University Library's collaboration with all 22 California State University campuses, facilitated by the Systemwide Digital Library Content office (SDLC) of the CSU Chancellor's Office.
The CSU system allocated additional central funding to cover the cost and expand the scope of all CSU libraries’ subscriptions to three key collections:
Is now a 3-year system-wide contract.
This is an example of levering the collective power of the CSU system to ensure benefits to all CSU students without an increase in spending.
