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In this video, Jeanine Vélez Gavilán discusses how her career in botany developed, her passion for endangered plants, and the challenges, such as climate change, botanists are facing today.

JSTOR Daily is an online magazine that covers news, history, and interesting topics - with citations! Learn more: http://daily.jstor.org/

Livingstone’s Zambezi Expedition (http://labs.jstor.org/zambezi/) is an interactive website from JSTOR Labs showcasing material related to Dr. David Livingstone’s mid-nineteenth century exploration of southeastern Africa and the River Zambezi. Watch this video to learn about the features and content included in the beta version of the site.

New to JSTOR search? This short tutorial gives you an overview of how to get started with our basic search and introduces you how to start with advanced searching.

Ever want to know what articles are reference the, well, articles of the U.S. Constitution? Now here's your chance! JSTOR Labs is working on a cool new feature. Download the app here: http://labs.jstor.org/constitution/

The real reason we celebrate Thanksgiving with a big family meal isn't exactly the one you were taught in grade school. It has a lot to do with 19th century ladies maagazines.

The south Brooklyn neighborhood of Gravesend contains traces of the first colonial North American village founded by a woman, Lady Deborah Moody.

We're pleased to announce that libraries may purchase access to Books at JSTOR titles using YBP's collection management interface, GOBI³. Libraries can choose title-by-title firm ordering, new title notification plans, or eApproval plans. Learn more: http://about.jstor.org/content/books-...

We sat down with Padraic Scanlan, a historian at Harvard (and former Jeopardy! champion) who is adapting his doctoral dissertation into an upcoming book on slavery and abolition in Sierra Leone. Padraic discussed how he uses primary sources in his work to explore the social and cultural history of how the abolition of the British slave trade was implemented. Padraic speaks to the power of online primary sources like the JSTOR 19th Century British Pamphlets for their ability to follow the course of debates that shaped history. Discover the conversation for yourself by exploring materials on the abolition of slavery from the 19th Century British Pamphlets collection, visit http://bit.ly/1rj0qlv.

JSTOR Snap (http://labs.jstor.org/snap) enables you to take a picture of any page of text and get a list of research articles from JSTOR on the same topic. Watch this video to learn more about how our Labs team created JSTOR Snap as part of a "flash build" with participation from University of Michigan students and faculty.

JSTOR and El Colegio de México worked together to digitize important scholarly works and make them freely available worldwide. Learn more in this short video! https://about.jstor.org/whats-in-jsto...

**grabado el 4 de octubre 2016 Esta introducción a la plataforma JSTOR incluye todo lo necesario para usar, administrar, y disfrutar de su acceso a JSTOR. Desde el contenido y las funcionalidades de JSTOR, hasta la administración de su cuenta, hay información tanto para los que visitan nuestro sitio por primera vez como los que vuelven para una centésima sesión. Si tiene preguntas, no dude en contactar con support@jstor.org (hablamos español). ¡Gracias por mirar!

Rosa Parks wasn’t the first to challenge bus segregation, but she was the most potent symbol of resistance and civil disobedience.

Dr. Sandra Knapp, head of the Plants Division in the Department of Life Sciences at the Natural History Museum in London (and a Global Plants steering committee member), discusses the latest trends in plant taxonomy—from the new technologies that now support it, to the growing need for botany to engage with societal questions.

Learn how to use JSTOR's Institution Finder to authenticate remotely through your institution, or login to a personal MyJSTOR account!

Need to get set up with access to usage statistics for your institution? Watch this short tutorial for an overview of the reporting options available to you as an account administrator!

JSTOR partners with artists to create one-of-a-kind posters - see the process of creating the Art Porject poster with Rebecca Mock!

JSTOR offers access for your alumni - to learn how to participate if you are a librarian or to see if your university participates, go here: http://about.jstor.org/alumni

JSTOR Snap (labs.jstor.org/snap) is an experimental research tool from JSTOR Labs that lets you take a picture of any page of text with your smartphone’s camera and discover articles in JSTOR about the same topic. Watch this demo and then get started Snapping!