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 Burgess Library Catalog
Conduct a search in the Burgess 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 Burgess Library Catalog
Conduct a journal search in the Burgess Library Catalog.
Accessing specific news publications through Burgess Library's Databases
Select a news database from Thrift Library's A-Z Databases list. Open the database and select Publication Search.
Use the search box or filters to locate the specific publication:
Select the date of the issue(s) you want to read:
