NEWS - Finding and Tracking Reliable News
20th & 21st Century US Newspapers
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Access World News
Full-text content from thousands of U.S. and international newspapers, newswires, broadcast transcripts, and business magazines, providing diverse viewpoints on local and global issues.
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Alt-PressWatch
Access full-text articles from selected independent newspapers, magazines, and journals offering alternative perspectives on local, national, and international issues.
Coverage: 1970+
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AP Newsroom
Search current and historic photographs from the Associated Press, featuring news images, historical figures, celebrities, and key events from the 19th and 20th centuries.
Coverage: 1840+
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Arizona Republic (ProQuest)
Find articles, editorials, notices, and obituaries from the Arizona Republic since 1999, excluding images and ads. Additional coverage on azcentral.com is available with your free ASU USA Today Subscription. Click "more" to learn how to activate it.
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ASU Newspaper IndexCoverage: 1906+
Maximum Concurrent Users: Unlimited
Indexes selected articles from Arizona State University newspapers: Tempe Normal School Student, Arizona State Teachers College Collegian, ASU State Press, ASU Insight, ASU Insight West, ASU Insight East. -
Chicago Tribune (Proquest)
Indexes issues from 1985 to present, covering major news and providing bibliographic data on companies, people, and products.
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Ethnic NewsWatch
Ethnic NewsWatch offers articles from minority presses, including African American, Caribbean, Arab, Asian, European, Hispanic, Jewish, and Native American sources, with coverage starting from 1990.
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Indigenous Newspapers in North America
A diverse collection of print journalism from Indigenous peoples in the US and Canada spanning over 9,000 editions from 1828-2016. It includes national, local, and student publications, with highlights like the Ak-Chin O'odham Runner, Navajo Times, and Hopi Action News.
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LatinNewsCoverage: 1967+
Maximum Concurrent Users: Unlimited
An online collection of current news sources in English comprised of local news digests from Latin America and the Caribbean, regional reports, personal briefings, special bulletins, research analyses, 5-year forecasts, and more. -
Los Angeles Times (ProQuest)
Find articles and editorials from the Los Angeles Times since Dec 1996, excluding images and ads.
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The New York Times
Full access to news, opinion, multimedia, and archives from a major U.S. newspaper, including mobile apps and special features provided through ASU Single Sign-On (SSO).
ASU Library provides current students, staff, and faculty with complimentary access to The New York Times, including News, Cooking, and Wirecutter.
Access is provided through ASU Single Sign-On (SSO).
- Eligible users must sign in with their ASURITE@asu.edu email address to access features such as mobile apps, NYT Cooking, and TimesMachine (PDF scans of issues from 1851–2002).
Notes:
- Articles from 1923–1980 are limited to five per user per day.
- For searchable full-text historical coverage (1851–2021), use ProQuest Historical Newspapers.
- The Athletic, a separate sports journalism platform owned by The New York Times, requires a separate group pass activation and is also available to current ASU students, staff, and faculty.
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Nexis Uni
Find full text of various newspapers, trade publications, legal periodicals, and journals. Includes company directories, financial reports, biographies, federal/state laws, regulations, court opinions, and news transcripts.
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ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Chicago Defender
Historical Black newspaper from Chicago, IL provides access to first-hand accounts and events from 1909 to 2010.
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ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Arizona Republican
Full-text access to a historical newspaper from Phoenix, Arizona, that became the "Arizona Republic," covering news, politics, business, and culture from 1890 to 1922.
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Vanderbilt Television News ArchiveCoverage: 1968 +
Maximum Concurrent Users: Unlimited
The Vanderbilt Television News Archive is the world's most extensive and complete archive of television news, recording, preserving and providing access to television news broadcasts of the national networks since August 5, 1968. The Archive's collection includes news coverage of significant events broadcast outside the scope of the regular evening news programs. This part of the collection focuses on the U.S. presidential politics, including political conventions, election coverage, and speeches and press conferences of the President currently in office. The Special Reports collection also includes coverage of major national and world events and major military conflicts involving the U.S. An icon of a video camera identifies entries that include streaming video. Streaming videos have a one week embargo before they are available to stream. For other entries, individuals can request loans of items from the collection for reference, study, classroom instruction, and research. Fees apply for the loan service.Alternate titles: Vanderbilt Television News Archive -
Wall Street Journal
National daily newspaper covering business, finance, and the economy alongside in-depth reporting on U.S. and world news, politics, education, health, arts, and more.
Coverage: WSJ.com archives go back four years and are on a rolling basis.
Access instructions for ASU students, faculty and staff
To access The Wall Street Journal online, students, faculty, and staff must first create an account through ASU’s sponsored access. Once registered, you can read the WSJ on any device via web browser or mobile app from any location.
Registration steps
- Visit the WSJ ASU registration page
- Enter your first and last name.
- Choose your account type: Student, Professor, or Staff.
- Enter your ASU email address and create a password.
- Passwords must be 5–15 characters long, include at least one number, and may not contain spaces, %, &, or + symbols.
- Click Create to complete your registration.
- After registering, access the WSJ through the main website or the WSJ mobile app.
Already have a paid subscription?
If you currently pay for your own WSJ subscription, call 1-800-JOURNAL or email support@wsj.com to cancel it before registering through ASU.Renewals
- Students: Accounts remain active until your expected graduation date.
- Faculty and Staff: You must revalidate your membership annually by visiting the WSJ ASU registration page.
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Wall Street Journal (ProQuest)
A major financial newspaper from 1984 to present, with detailed indexing for news, companies, people, and products. Full coverage is available on wsj.com with your free ASU Wall Street Journal subscription. Click Additional Info to activate.
- ASU provides free access to the Wall Street Journal.
- Visit the WSJ registration page and select your role (Student, Faculty, or Staff).
- Complete the registration using your ASURITE email (asurite@asu.edu).
- After registration, access the Wall Street Journal directly at wsj.com.