Current and archived (1 month) issues are located in the Newspaper collection on the Second Floor, near the Reference Desk. A library card is not required to read newspapers.
Explore and stay informed on local, national, and international topics, people, and events in areas such as business, health, education, jobs and careers, political and social issues and more. Features a wide variety of credible, vetted news sources from around the world to around the corner.
The following newspapers are now accessible in-house or 24/7 remotely using a SSPL Library card. *Newspapers also offered in image format
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Please note, the Saratogian may not show today's paper until after 11 am EST.
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Current and archived copies of the newspaper are located in Periodicals on the Second Floor. The current issue of WSJ Magazine magazine is also available for in-house reading in Periodicals, with previous issues located in circulating magazine collection of First Floor.
SSPL digital access to Wall Street Journal is available for patrons to access remotely.
Barron's a weekly publication which focuses on news related to finance, investment, and market developments. It is sister publication to The Wall Street Journal. Current and archived (3 months) copies are available in the Reference Periodicals on the Second Floor.
The Library receives the print subscription to the New York Times, Book Review, Magazine, and Weekly Large Print Edition. Located in Periodicals on the Second Floor.
SSPL Digital Access to New York Times is available through the following databases:
The Library receives the print monthly subscription to the The Asian Reporter, located in Periodicals on the Second Floor. The current digital replica is also accessible online.
PressReader provides access to current magazines from around the world in full-color, full-page format. Includes over 2,000 U.S. and international titles.
New York residents ages 13 and older can get a digital library card through the NYPL online card application and gain access to an array of digital resources. If you currently have an NYPL account and your card has expired, please do not apply for a new card. Learn more about how to renew your card here.