Free New York Times Access for All USU Students, Faculty, and Staff
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Access The New York Times from any device with your USU credentials
Stay informed, build knowledge, and enrich your teaching or learning—anytime, anywhere. USU Libraries now offers free digital access to The New York Times for all current students, faculty, staff, and emeritus faculty.
Whether you're diving into global politics, cultural trends, or cutting-edge science, The New York Times is a powerful tool that provides full access to trusted reporting, interactive learning tools, and classroom-ready resources—all at no cost to you.
Why It Matters
The New York Times offers valuable resources to help you stay current with the latest news from around the world, build real-world skills in media literacy, critical thinking, and argumentation, and enhance classroom experiences with curated educational resources, discussion prompts, and research tools.
Use your account to access the latest news and podcasts in the NYTimes and NYTimes Audio apps
How to Get Started
Activate your account in minutes using your A-number and USU email address. Once you're set up, you can access articles from any device, explore multimedia content and topic-specific newsletters, and use The New York Times' Teaching and Learning tools, including lesson plans and discussion guides.
For Students
Get smarter about the world around you, one headline at a time. Use this resource to stay informed about current events, develop critical thinking skills, and access reliable sources for your coursework and research.
For Faculty
Bring timely content into your syllabus or start a conversation that extends beyond the classroom. The Teaching and Learning section provides ready-made discussion prompts and lesson plans that can enhance your curriculum across disciplines.