Johns Hopkins provides access to a large selection of newspapers.

• Search by title in Catalyst (the library catalog) for a specific newspaper (or journal / magazine)
• The entire newspaper list is here
• A more organized list is on the research guide called News and Newspapers

A few individual newspapers are digital or "dot com" editions, meaning that they can be accessed from the newspaper's website. Most require you to create a free account. These include:

• Baltimore Banner
• Chronicle of Higher Education
• Economist
• Financial Times
• New York Times (see below for more information)
• Wall Street Journal (see below for more information)

Many newspapers and magazines from around the world can also be read in their print layout using Press Reader.

See our guide to News and Newspapers for online news sources available through databases.

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New York Times (NYT)

• Hopkins (JH) affiliates can register for free NYT content via the New York Times Digital Edition. For full instructions on access, click here. This version works with desktop computers, tablets, mobile devices and the NYT app, but does not work with Kindle.
   
• The digital edition does not include Cooking, Games or Wirecutter content.
   
• Historical content can be found in ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times, which includes full page and article images with searchable full text back to the first issue. This collection does not include the Sunday Magazine or the Book Review.

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Wall Street Journal (WSJ)

• Hopkins (JH) affiliates can register for free wsj.com content via wsj.com/JohnsHopkins The first time you click on the link, you'll need to create an account using your JH email. After you set that up, you can login to wsj.com like a regular subscriber. More information on WSJ via JH Libraries
   
• A database called Press Reader offers access to the Asia and Europe editions, which have different content. Note that Press Reader only offers the most recent three months of content.