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Kresge Library Newsstand: Newspapers

Quick source for getting full text content to leading magazines and newspapers covering business.

Most Commonly Requested Newspapers

New York Times (via ABI/INFORM - ProQuest)

Best link - New York Times Complete (1851-present) from the University of Michigan Library & ProQuest

Ross Users | UM Users

Wall Street Journal (via ABI/INFORM - ProQuest)

Best Link -  Wall Street Journal Complete (1889-present) from University of Michigan Library and ProQuest

Ross Users | UM Users

Financial Times (via ABI/INFORM - ProQuest)

Ross Users | UM Users

NOTE: Financial Times has a 30 day embargo for electronic content.

 

Factiva News Pages

Chronicle of Higher Education

UM Users Link

 

Description (from the University of Michigan Library):

Online edition of the U.S.'s major news source for higher education.  Includes text of every news article and essay from all weekly print issues published since September 1989, supplemented with all daily website-only updates and new-media extras such as slide shows, podcosts, and videos published since  May 1998.  Also includes blogs, job postings, The Chronicle Review weekly magazine and complete data from the annual Almanac of Higher Education since 1995, including demographics, enrollment, staff salaries, tuition fees, test scores, and more state by state, with additional sections for:  Administrator Data, including pay and benefits of presidents; Financial & Institutional Data, including gifts and endowments, statistics on crime, graduation rates, degrees conferred, and Congressional earmarks for higher education; Faculty Data, including salaries, race and ethnicity, and scholarly productivity; and Student Data, including characteristics, enrollment, financial aid, foreign students, and test scores.

 

About personal Chronicle.com accounts (optional):  

Current U-M faculty, students and staff may create personal Chronicle.com accounts that will also give them full access to the Chronicle website from anywhere provided that they enter their personal U-M email address (ending in “@umich.edu”) as the email address for the account. To create a personal Chronicle.com account, click on the “Create a Free Account” link that appears at the top right of the Chronicle website, or visit http://chronicle.com/myaccount/createfreeaccount.

 

After creating a personal Chronicle.com account, you can sign up for the Chronicle’s newsletters which provide daily and/or weekly updates of academic news of particular interest to you and which arrive via email. If you have previously created a personal Chronicle.com account, and have used your personal U-M email address (ending in “@umich.edu”) to do so, your account should automatically give you unrestricted access to the entire Chronicle site.