Q. Does the Library have access to newspapers like the Wall Street Journal or the New York Times?

Yes!

Wall Street Journal: 

• We have access to the Wall Street Journal through the database ProQuest Central.  
• The Wall Street Journal link below takes you directly to the Wall Street Journal page within ProQuest.
• If you are off-campus, you will have to sign in with your Caldwell NetID and password.
• Once in the database, you can either use the search bar under "Search Within this Publication" to find articles on a specific topic or you can use the browse option to locate a specific issue.

New York Times: 

• There are two ways to read The New York Times:
  1. We have access to New York Times articles through ProQuest Central. This works similarly to the Wall Street Journal.
  2. Anyone with a Caldwell email address can also obtain unlimited access to nytimes.com by following these steps:
     • Follow the instructions at the New York Times: Site License link below.
     • Once you make an account, you'll be able to log in anytime and have unlimited access. 

Other newspapers:

• News articles are included in several databases, and you can often filter by source type to looks for news sources.
• Newspaper Source Plus is a dedicated news database, drawing from major news outlets in the United States and other countries. 
• Nexis Uni contains local, national, and international news sources.
• JSTOR features some specific historical news collections, including Independent Voices (a collection of 20th-century alternative press) and American Prison Newspapers.
• We also have subscriptions to education publications like the Chronicle of Higher Ed and Education Week, which can be found through a Discovery search on the library homepage (or the direct links below).