JSTOR

You can use JSTOR from anywhere, whether you are on campus or remote. 

To access it on campus, go to the Global Library website and click on JSTOR. Remember to connect to the campus Wi-Fi.
If you're in remote, go to the Remotlog portal and log in using your JGU email.

JSTOR is an extensive digital archive that stores academic journals, documents, images, books, and manuscripts from various sources, including universities, museums, and personal collections. It provides a vast database of multidisciplinary digital libraries, museums, and archives with open community collections and documents, which are designed to support the scholarly research process of researchers.

Started in 1995 as a digital repository for journals by former Princeton University President, William G. Bowen. JSTOR provides access to more than 12 million journal articles, books, images and primary sources in 75 disciplines. (Home - About JSTOR, n.d.)

Amongst the many subscribed databases, JSTOR includes one of the highest required numbers of subscribed resources. The Digitally archiving database makes an ever-more-needed and highly recommended part of a source in research.

Global Library currently has more than 3000 plus academic journals from the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences collections in full text. With publications from 1,200 publishers in 57 countries, journals are available in a variety of languages and continents. There are multi-discipline, discipline-specific, and region-based collections available.
  Global Library has carefully selected almost 200 plus ebooks that can be accessed in JSTOR. JSTOR includes a growing collection of more than 2 million images that also have been rights-cleared for use in education and research. Much of it carries high value in presentations and proposals.
  The database is an archive and contains primary information in four collections, facilitating study and instruction in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences.

While Google has become the "go-to" search engine, it is not wisest to consider it the only way to find the resources one needs. For researchers, finding quality content is key and being academically informed is a must for having ideas on various academic platforms on required information.

With full-text peer-reviewed articles from more than 2,800 academic journals across the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, the collections include multi-discipline, discipline-specific and region-based packages. 

JSTOR's functionality depends on the material and articles from academia being accessible. Transferring research to future generations has been one of their core goals.
 

JSTOR provides a growing collection of openly available academic journals and articles contents which one can easily access.
Early Journal Content or articles published prior to the last 143 years if first published in the United States or outside the country are openly accessible to everyone.
  One can access the thousand of free available books which are published by top scholarly publishers. Click here to know more
  the growing collection of more than 1.3 million freely available photos, films, documents, and audio files from museums, archives, libraries, and faculty collections are available in Artstor. 
  With the help of teachers, librarians, and experts, a curated collection of more than 34,000 research reports from more than 140 policy institutes has been made. This includes library-contributed Open-Access Collection on JSTOR

Increase your research skills where JSTOR provides guides in assisting users with their research needs and teaches you skills that are useful for the scholarly world.

Here, they provide modules, videos and content knowledge for research beginners. Click on the title, Research Basics to know more.

The database has created separate guides for individual researchers, Click here to know about them.

The collection contains a phenomenal collection of vast range of rare images of Paintings, Sculptures, Museum Artefacts dating back to ca. 400,000–240,000 B.C. providing researchers and scholars with an opportunity to explore and navigate through photographs.

For searching, one must put its keywords and select the option of Images in the results. You may then refine it with Contents you can access and the database will provide you only with the Images that the library has subscribed to. You may also filter from the newest to oldest or vice versa.