Wolfgram Subject Guides: Scholarly Communication: Repositories &amp; Self-Archiving

Open Access Repositories

Making scholarly output accessible to other scholars and
researchers is an important part of the scholarly communication
lifecycle. Including scholarly output in Institutional repositories
is one way to make is accessible to other researchers and
scholars as well as assure that is is archived in some way.

Open access repositories are one venue for authors to
self-archive their work.

Widener's Institutional Repository

Widener University Digital Collections

Other Open Access Institutional Repositories

ASU Digital Repository
From Arizona State university
CaltechAUTHORS
From CalTech
Carolina Digital Repository
From the University of North Carolina
Credo
From the University of Massachusetts Amherst
DASH (Digital Access to Scholarship at Harvard)
From Harvard University
Deep Blue Repositories
From the University of Michigan
DukeSpace - Scholarship by Duke Authors
From Duke University
EliScholar
From Yale University
eScholarship
From the University of California
iDEA
From Drexel University
OAR
From Princeton University
ScholarlyCommons
From the University of Pennsylvania
ScholarSphere
From Pennsylvania State University
UDSpace
From the University of Delaware

This is not an exhaustive list. You can find more open access institutional repositories by googling the name of the institutions and "repository" or by searching the Registry of Open Access Repositories or OpenDOAR (the Directory of Open Access Repositories).