Does not provide access to today’s paper but is current as of one day ago (yesterday's paper).You can type keywords, authors, or article titles in 'search within results' in the upper left corner.If you don't see today's date listed, make sure the current year is selected from the dropdown menu under 'Full-text coverage'.Click on today's date at the top of the list in the scroll box in the center of the page.Just type in search terms to get started!.Includes PDFs of most articles to show historical context.Historical New York Times(from ProQuest).You can view your results in Page Order or Reverse Page Order, or choose to 'Search Within' your results for a specific keyword, author, or article title.Or, under 'Browse Specific Issues' at the bottom of the screen, open up the most recent year range, then select the current year, month, and today's date.For today's paper, click on today's date next to 'Latest available issue'.US Newsstream (formerly known as ProQuest News & Newspapers).Students and staff who are off-campus must sign in with their Purchase credentials for access: The following links take you directly to the New York Times in various library databases. Newer articles are available in HTML (text) only historical articles may appear as PDFs. You won't see the headlines, columns, or ads that appear in the web version, and you may not see photographs, blogs, charts, or other online-only content. The 'look and feel' of the New York Times in a library database differs from. complete access to hist orical content from 1851-present.Students and staff can access New York Times articles from 1851 through today in the following library subscription databases, found in the Databases By Title list on the Library Homepage.Īdvantages of using library databases to access the New York Times include: Get full text of current and historic New York Times articles in Library Databases: IMPORTANT NOTE: You must be a current student or staff member at Purchase College Library with a valid Purchase username and login to access the New York Times through our databases. The Library does not subscribe to the print version of the New York Times. After viewing a certain number of free articles per month at, you’ll have to pay for access.įortunately, Purchase College Library provides current students and staff with free access to the full text of the New York Times via library newspaper databases. The New York Times charges users subscription fees to read the newspaper online or via their mobile app.

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