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Last Updated: Jul 29, 2025     Views: 3294

Today’s New York Times:

  • In print on the Lower Level of Davis Family Library
  • Online, text only (no images) in several databases. Search for "New York Times" at go/journals/ for the links to these databases. You can also search "New York Times" in the Journals tab of the search function on the library homepage.
  • Middlebury also has access to articles on The New York Times website for students, faculty, and staff at both the College and the Institute. For access, activate your institutional access with a valid Middlebury email account. Student passes are good through their graduation year. Faculty and staff passes are good for 4 years; when the pass expires you will need to re-activate. Middlebury’s access includes content back to 1851 through web browsers or the NYT app, but does not include Games or other supplementary content
  • Problems? Please contact us at eaccess-admin@middlebury.edu

Past Issues:

  • 1857-2009 in ProQuest’s Historical Newspapers (pdf images; searchable)
  • 1857-2012 on microfilm in Davis Family Library (useful if you know the date of the issue(s) or you want to browse) – film no. 8.
  • 1857 to a few months ago on digital microfilm (useful if you know the date of the issue(s) or you want to browse)
  • text only, 1980-present in several databases, including Global Newstream. Search for New York Times at go/journals/ for the links to these databases. Or use the "Journals" tab on the library homepage to look it up.

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