There are [at least!] 5 different ways to look at the New York Times; the "best" way to do it depends on what you need at any given time
This guide suggests best options for your specific needs.
New York Public Library
Name | Years covered/available at FIT Library | Online? | Features | Limitations | |
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New York Times print newspaper (In the FIT Library, Periodicals section 4th floor) |
3 months ago - present | No |
Full "newspaper of record" : front page, articles, ads, etc. |
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nytimes.com | 1851-present |
Yes | Online-only features |
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nytimes.com with academic pass
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1851-present
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Yes Register with an @fitnyc.edu email |
Includes some online-only features No limit on overall number of articles |
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New York Times Historical database (ProQuest)
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1851-2018 |
Yes. Current FIT user name/password required |
Can see each day's newspaper page by page. |
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New York Times through Gale Onefile:News | 1980-current |
Yes Current FIT user name/password required |
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New York Times through EBSCO (Newspaper Source Plus) | 1985-current |
Yes Current FIT user name/password required |
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New York Times on microfilm (at the New York Public Library) |
Not at FIT Library, Years covered at NYPL: |
No | Must go to New York Public Library to use | ||
New York Times through Digital Microfilm Databases |
Not at FIT Library Covers; New York Times-Late Edition, East Coast |
Yes, but only at NYPL (any location) |
Must go to New York Public Library to use, (any location) |
Have a question or comment about these guides? Contact: libraryreference@fitnyc.edu |