Finding Newspapers 

Search Our Shelves for Newspapers in Print!

You can make PDF files or copies of microfilm or microfiche newspapers at Vogel Library with our new equipment?

Just look for the Microfilm/Microfiche reader by the first floor circulation desk connected to the computer.

Need help finding newspaper sources? Below are databases that provide access to newspapers electronically. If you need current newspaper articles in print, they may be found on the 1st floor of Vogel Library. Our collection includes both local and major newspapers.

Access World News: extensive full-text newspaper coverage at any level—local, state, regional, national and international.

LexisNexis
LexisNexis is a database covering a wide range of subject areas. In LexisNexis, you can search for information, such as currently breaking news, brodcast transcripts, and press briefings from a variety of newspapers and broadcasters. Most resources are full-text, with the notable exception of the Wall Street Journal. While Wall Street Journal articles will be indexed in LexisNexis and appear in your searches, you must access the full articles through the Vogel Library Print Collection.

Newspaper Source
A database from the EBSCO family of products contains selected full text for 245 regional U.S. newspapers, eighteen international newspapers, six newswires, nine newspaper columns, and cover-to-cover full text for The Christian Science Monitor and The Los Angeles Times.

New York Times Historical Archive
Contains full-text of all articles from 1851-2005.

Wall Street Journal Online
The famous financial news publication online.