Media Literacy
English Studies Research Librarian
Reliable News Via the ASU Library
Through our A-Z Databases moudle and our Library One Search discovery tool, the ASU Library provides current ASU students, faculty and staff online full-text of a tremendous amount (thousands of magazines and newspapers and millions of articles) and range of authoritative, current, and reputable journalism and news reporting from professional journalists and long-established news organizations.
Our News & Newspaper Articles list provides access to the following sources for current, licensed news content:
New York Times (Academic Group Pass)
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