How do I search for newspaper articles?

Answer

There are several ways to search for newspaper articles in the library.

  1. If you want to search a specific newspaper for articles, use the library's Journals search to see if the library has access to that newspaper, for what years, and in what database(s) or in print.  Click on a specific database to begin searching within that newspaper. 
  2. There are several newspaper databases that search for articles from many newspapers at one time.  Two of the largest are NewsBank and Nexis Uni, which provide access to local, national, and international news publications. You can find additional newspaper databases in our Primary Sources guide.
  3. There are several newspaper databases that search for historical articles from the earliest issues of newspapers.  One of the largest is ProQuest Historical Newspapers, which includes the New York Times, Boston Globe, and Chicago Tribune. You can find additional historic newspaper databases in our Primary Sources guide.
  • Last Updated Jun 05, 2024
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