News
MIT Libraries has direct subscriptions to The New York Times, the Financial Times, and The Wall Street Journal
News Databases
- Global NewsstreamAccess to over 2500 US and international news sources include newspapers, newswires, news journals, television and radio transcripts, blogs, podcasts, and digital-only websites. Coverage: 1980-current (depending on title)
- Nexis UniNexis Uni, formerly Lexis Nexis Academic, provides access to the full-text of many news, business, and legal resources, including the New York Times. Coverage: 1980-current (depending on title)
- FactivaArticles from U.S. and international news sources. (5 simultaneous users)
Check News Bias
- AllsidesSee issues and political news with news bias revealed. Non-partisan, crowd-sourced technology shows stories from from left, right, and center perspectives.
For more news, see the full MIT LIbraries News Research Guide
Historical News Databases
- Boston Globe Historical Archive1872-1922
- Los Angeles Times Historical Archive1881-1986
- New York Times Historical Archive1851-2006
- The Times of India Historical Archive1838 - 2010
- Washington Post Historical Archive1877-1993
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- Search our CollectionsStart with the MIT libraries' mega search. This contains the libraries full collection of books, full text articles, government. documents, and more. PRO TIP: For a more comprehensive search, click "expand beyond MIT collections" button at upper left of results to see many more articles which can be ordered via inter-library borrowing.
Find More Information
- CQ ResearcherGives overview of controversial US topics
- StatistaStatistics on a wide variety of topics
Manage Your References
Citing Newspaper Articles with Chicago Style
Last name, First name. “Article Title.” Newspaper Title, Month Date, Year of publication. URL.
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Save time and make citing easier with citation management software. The Overview at the top of the list explains the strengths and weaknesses for each.
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