Many news sources put some or all of their resources behind a paywall that can be only be accessed with a subscription. The University Libraries has subscription access to many of these news sources, either through our databases or individual news source subscriptions.
To search large numbers of newspapers, magazines, and other news sources at once, we have specialized news databases. Here are some of our most popular news databases:
For a complete list, use our News database subjects.
The quickest way to search if we have access to an individual newspaper or magazine is to use the journal search. The journal search will show where we have access and what years are covered. Some will take you through a library database while others, like the Daily Memphian, will direct you to their website through the University of Memphis login to provide access.
Watch the video below or follow the text instructions to learn how to search for a journal.
Most news sources we subscribe to can be accessed using your UofM login. However, there are a few that we have individual accounts for with a username and password. That login information can be found in our password database.
Some of the news sources included in the password database:
The University Libraries pays for a site license to The Chronicle of Higher Education so that you can access everything on chronicle.com except paid reports. When on campus, you will automatically have access. When off campus, you can access the Chronicle using the link below which takes you through the campus login or by registering a personal account on chronicle.com using your memphis.edu email.