Now Available: The New York Times

Universitywide

Online access to the New York Times is now available to the Rutgers community.  

Red infographic that reads: Now Available, below is a screen grab of the New York Times front page. Below that is a black box that reads The New York Times. Below that is information @Rutgers University Libraries libraries.rutgers.edu/indexes

Rutgers University Libraries’ subscription to the New York Times allows all Rutgers affiliates to create free NYTimes.com personal accounts, which provide full access to NYTimes.com and the New York Times app.

Rutgers University Libraries’ subscription to the New York Times allows all Rutgers affiliates to create free NYTimes.com personal accounts, which provide full access to NYTimes.com and the New York Times app.

NYTimes.com provides full access to all New York Times digital content, including news, multimedia, reviews, opinions, blogs, videos, podcasts, and newsletters. You may use your account to email, share, and comment on content. NYTimes.com includes all articles published from 1851 to the present. Many articles published between September 18, 1851 and December 31, 2002 are viewed using the TimesMachine interface, which displays full-page newspaper images. TimesMachine articles may be viewed in the browser or downloaded as PDFs. For the years 1923-1980, patrons are limited to viewing or downloading 5 PDFs per 24-hour period. For unlimited download of historic articles from The New York Times, please use the ProQuest Historical Newspapers: New York Times database.

The New York Times app is available on a wide range of devices. The app primarily provides access to current content; it does not include all the historic articles found at NYTimes.com.

Rutgers University Libraries’ subscription does not include access to The New York Times crossword or cooking apps.

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