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Q: Do students have access to the New York Times?

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Current students, faculty and staff do have access to the New York Times from 1857 to the current issue.

To access current (1980 --) editions of the New York Times:

 

  1. Go to the library homepage.
  2. Click "Find a Database" to go to the A-Z list of databases.
  3. Click "N" in the alphabetical menu at the top of the list.
  4. Scroll down to "New York Times on ProQuest" and click link. 

To access issues of the New York Times from before 1980, search for the New York Times" in the Journal Holdings tab on the library homepage.

Finding a Specific Day (1980 --) 

After you've gotten to the New York Times page, if you want to see a specific day of the paper, click "Publications" on the marquee. 

It will take you to a page with a list of 7 publications. Select either the "New York Times, Late Edition (East Coast); New York, N.Y." or the "New York Times (Online); New York" edition.

The next page will display the current issue. Use the dropdown menus to choose a specific day to view. 

 

To Access Editions before 1980: 
 

1. Go to the library homepage.
2. Select "Journals" from the dropdown menu on the search engine. 
3. Type "New York Times" in the search engine and press enter. 
4. Select one of the "New York Times" options and look for the specific date range needed.

For more information


For more information visit, call, or email:

Kennesaw: Sturgis Library check out desk (Ground floor) 470-578-6202

Marietta: Johnson Library check out desk (Main floor) 470-578-7276

Email: libraryreference@kennesaw.edu

 

Last updated

Last Updated

Nov 02, 2025

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