Newspapers

The Lesley University Library is now offering the New York Times in an improved format, directly through NYTimes.com. In order to access the New York Times through NYTimes.com, you'll need to follow these steps:

• Visit here to claim your NYTimes.com pass.
• If you do not have an existing NYTimes.com account with your Lesley.edu email address, click "Create Account." Otherwise, log in to your existing free account.
• Complete the registration form, using your Lesley.edu email address. You may get a blank screen when your registration is complete--this is just a glitch. If you close this window and go to NYTimes.com, you should be able to log in!
• Log in to NYTimes.com with your account!

Once activated, your pass will provide you access to NYTimes.com from any location, provided that you are logged in to the account associated with your pass.

Please note that your pass does not include access to NYT Cooking or Crosswords.

Saw a link to an interesting-looking article, but you've already hit your free-article limit? For the New York Times, double check to make sure you've claimed your pass and logged in!

For other newspapers, check to see if we have an Online Edition! There can be very slight differences between the print edition and online editions of many newspapers. To see if we have access, search the online edition for the article's title! Online editions of popular newspapers are linked below, but you can always search our journals list for (publication title) + "online".

The Boston Globe is available through ProQuest, and coverage is available from 1872-1989 as part of the Historic Boston Globe, and from 1980-current.

• Boston Globe 1872-1989

Includes the Boston Daily Globe (1872-1927), the Daily Boston Globe (1928-1960) and the Boston Globe (1960-1989)

• Boston Globe (1980-current)

More recent issues of the Boston Globe, through the current issue.

• Boston Globe Online (2015-current)

TIP: If you're looking for an article you saw online recently, try searching for the title in the online edition!

• Chicago Tribune (1985-1996)

Issue-by-issue coverage through December 1996.

• Chicago Tribune (1996-current)

Chicago Tribune through the current issue.

• Chicago Tribune Online (2017-current)

The online edition of the Chicago Tribune.

• The Economist (1998-current)

Issue-by-issue coverage of The Economist from 1998 through the current issue.

• The Economist Online (2008-current)

The online edition of The Economist.

• GlobalPost

  GlobalPost is an international news resource which aggregates a handful of stories each day and delivers them via email for free to college students, faculty, and staff. Their mission is to package non-partisan news stories from reputable sources into a daily email that highlights news and discovery about the people, countries and issues that shape our 21^st century society.
  
  Students, faculty and staff may subscribe to the daily briefing via this link.

• Los Angeles Times (1985-1996)

Los Angeles Times issues through December 1996.

• Los Angeles Times (1996-current)

Los Angeles Times through the current issue; corresponds most often to print edition.

• Los Angeles Times Online (2017-current)

Los Angeles Times online edition through the current issue; corresponds most often to the online edition.

• Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition) (1984-current)

Often corresponds with print edition of the Wall Street Journal.

• Wall Street Journal Online (2010-current)

Corresponds with Wall Street Journal online.

• The Washington Post (1987-1996)

Washington Post coverage through 1996.

• The Washington Post (1996-current)

Washington Post from 1996 through today's current issue.

• The Washington Post Blogs (2013-current)

Looking for op-eds and more? Also try Washington Post Blogs!

If you're looking for a specific newspaper, try our journals list!

For newspaper databases, try U.S. Newsstream, Global Breaking Newswires, International Newsstream, or ProQuest Central to search those databases and more!