Answered By: Penn Libraries
Last Updated: Dec 24, 2024     Views: 9630

For digital access to nytimes.com, including tablet/mobile access and the historical archive, create an account with your Penn email address. Our subscription does not include access to NYT Crossword/Games, Cooking, or e-reader editions.

Other options for accessing New York Times content include:

  • ProQuest Historical Newspapers (1851-2021) provides a great way to see the long history of the New York Times, exactly as printed.
  • ProQuest Recent Newspapers (2008-present, except for the last month) provides access to the New York Times as printed.
  • Nexis Uni (1980-present) -- text-only articles (no images).
  • Factiva (1980-present) -- This resource has the past 15 days of the New York Times broken out into sections (Front Page, Arts, Obituaries, Foreign Desk, Editorials, etc.) in its Newsstand. Articles going back to June 1980 are available using the Search Builder, available under the Search menu.

See the catalog record for the New York Times to see other access points.

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