News sources include:
- Coverage of current or very recent events
- Eyewitness accounts of an event
- In-depth coverage of local issues (in local or regional newspapers)
- The public's reaction to a specific event or issue
- The media's current portrayal, or portrayal over time, of a specific issue
Many news sources are on the open Web, but some have paywalls for older issues or offer a limited amount of free access per month.
Accessing specific news articles through Thrift Library Catalog
Conduct an article search in the Thrift Library Catalog. Under Refine my Results in the left-hand column, select:
- Resource Type: Newspaper Articles
- Publication Date: Enter your preferred publication date range
Accessing specific news publications through Thrift Library Catalog
Conduct a journal title search in the Thrift Library Catalog.
Accessing specific news publications through Thrift Library's Databases
Select a news database (such as U.S. Newsstream) from Thrift Library's A-Z Databases list. Open the database and select Publications.
Use the search box or filters to locate the specific publication:
Select the date of the issue(s) you want to read:
