Welcome
Welcome to the news guide. Here you will find links to news sources and/or how to access them.
Looking for a specific newspaper?
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QuicksearchSearch the Orbis and Morris Yale University Library catalogs simultaneously with Quicksearch.
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Library Catalog (Orbis)Search for the title as "Journal Title" by selecting from the drop-down bar. Results here will show all (print and electronic) library holdings.
Popular News Sources Direct Access
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EconomistProvides access to Economist.com
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FT.com (Financial Times Online)Current Yale faculty, students and staff can sign up for unlimited access to FT.com articles and tools.
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New York TimesThis link explains how to sign up for access to campus wide access to the basic digital edition. Individual login required.
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Politico ProFollow domestic and international political news
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Scientific AmericanThis is a research guide that describes how to get the access you need
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STAT NewsAccording to their website: STAT delivers fast, deep, and tough-minded journalism about life sciences and the fast-moving business of making medicines.
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Wall Street JournalCampus wide access to the basic digital edition. Option for individual login available for use off-campus an mobile app
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Washington Post OnlineCampus wide access to the basic digital edition. Option for individual login available for use off-campus an mobile app.
U.S. and international news - general databases
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NexisUniU.S. and world news publications, plus broadcast transcripts, magazines, and wire services. Coverage dates vary by title; some sources go back to the late 1980s. No longer includes updated Washington Post.
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FactivaNews and business publications, newswires from Dow Jones and Reuters, international news sources; dates of coverage vary.
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Access World NewsUS and world news publications with many local and regional titles. Publication types include but are not limited to newswires, blogs, web-only content, videos, journals, magazines, transcripts and more.
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Library PressReaderOver 2000 newspapers from 100 countries in 60 languages; all sources displayed in their original format (i.e., including photos and advertisements). Most recent 3 months only.
World news sources - historical
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Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) Daily ReportsThe FBIS Daily Reports provide English-language translations of broadcast transcripts, news agency transmissions, newspapers, periodicals, and government statements from countries around the world, 1941-1996.
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World News ConnectionA continuation of the materials covered by FBIS; provides access to translations of non-U.S. media sources from 1996 until ceasing compilation in Dec. 2013.
Country- or region-specific news sources
For additional recommendations and more in-depth country and regional coverage, see the Related Research Guides in the left sidebar.