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In addition to web search platforms like Google, you can also find news sources using library's resources. Some advantages include:
Here are two main library resources for news:
Newspaper Source Plus Full text articles from more than 1,200 newspapers, as well as magazines, newswires, and TV and radio transcripts
The New York Times The library has a subscription to The New York Times website. Follow these steps to create an account and access content:
If you have any difficulty creating an account or accessing content on The New York Times website, please contact reference@arcadia.edu so we can help troubleshoot issues and get you connected to the news articles you want to see. (Clearing your browser's cache and browsing history for the last 24 hours often solves login/access problems).
To find out if the library has a subscription for a specific news source, such as a local paper, search for the name of the publication using the Find a Journal tool. The results will tell you if the library has a subscription, and how you can access it.
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