Research Guides: Using the Library: Digital Edition of the New York Times

New York Times Digital Edition through Jennings Library

Every Caldwell University student, faculty and staff member has free access to The New York Times website. Mobile apps are also available. See below for more information on accessing NYTimes.com, as well as the faculty companion resource: New York Times inEducation.

New York Times Site Access: NYTimes.com/pass This link opens in a new window
Use this link to register first at nytimes.com/pass with your Caldwell University e-mail. This will give you full access to the NYTimes website and apps. After registering and confirming via email, you can go directly to nytimes.com and log in. This subscription also gives access to NY Times Cooking and the TimesMachine, which gives PDF views of historical editions of the newspaper.

New York Times inEducation

New York Times inEducation Sign Up

You can also sign up for New York Times inEducation - a teaching resource for faculty.

New York Times inEducation collects articles of interest and compiles them by discipline. It allows you to:

Read the latest Faculty Contributions that are linked to various subject areas and learning outcomes. New content added every week.
Visit Article Recommendations to discover additional NYTimes.com articles related to your area of study.
Visit Resources to find additional NYTimes.com topic pages relevant to your area of interest, sign up for email newsletters, set up customs news alerts, and much more.
Visit Co-Curricular ideas to see how colleges and universities around the globe use NY Times content to enrich learning outside of the classroom.

Other Ways to Access the New York Times

New York Times (1980 – current) This link opens in a new window
Comprehensive digital coverage back to 1980 is available for this internationally renowned U.S. newspaper, searchable in a Proquest database.
New York Times Archives (1851-2011) This link opens in a new window
The archives of this internationally renowned U.S. newspaper provide easily-searchable first-hand accounts and unparalleled coverage of the politics, society and events of the time. Use this link to search for articles in a ProQuest database interface.