This strategy works well if you want to search across publications for your topic. Many of our library databases allow you to filter your results by source type (e.g., magazine, newspaper, etc.).
The Articles tab on the library homepage is one place you can search for individual articles from academic journals, newspapers, and magazines. Watch a video about how to use the articles tab, or about accessing articles you find.

After you have conducted a search, filter options appear to the left under "refine results" and include format and year.
These databases only include news and/or magazine content. They each include different publications.
Filter your results by format type to narrow your results.


If you know you want articles from a specific publication, you can search in the library's subscription to it. Check out our most popular subscriptions below.
Provides access to NYTimes.com, New York Times mobile apps, and New York Times in Education. Registration is required. Content includes Breaking News, Multimedia, Opinion, Blogs, Videos and more.
Primarily a business newspaper, also documents social, political, and cultural news that impacts financial standings. Published from July 1889 to present. Online subscription, free for students, faculty and staff.
Use of this resource is subject to the terms of our agreement with the publisher. Acceptable use and restrictions are listed below with the full Terms of Use available here: https://www.dowjones.com/terms-of-use/
Limitations on Use (9)
Additional Restrictions on Use of the Content. (9.4)
You agree not to use the Services for any unlawful purpose. In addition to other rights, we reserve the right to terminate or restrict your access to a Service if, in our opinion, your use of a Service may violate any laws, regulations or rulings, infringe upon another person’s rights or violate the terms of this Agreement.
Account creation using @scu.edu email address required. Includes full access to app and web digital content related to world events, politics, business, science and technology, books, and the arts.Click here to see our guide for signing up
Use of this resource is subject to the terms of our agreement with the publisher. Acceptable use and restrictions are listed below with the full Terms of Use available here: https://www.economistgroup.com/terms-of-use
All Economist Content is strictly for personal, non-commercial use only.
You may retrieve and display Economist Content from the Site on a computer screen or mobile device, print individual pages on paper (but not photocopy them) and store such pages in electronic form on your computer or mobile device for your personal, non-commercial use. You may use Digital Applications only on devices for which they were intended, for your personal, non-commercial use and on no more than five separate devices. You may access Podcast Subscriptions on no more than five applications or RSS feeds across devices. Except as expressly permitted above, you may not reproduce, modify or in any way commercially exploit any Economist Content. In particular, but without limiting the general application of the restrictions in the previous sentence, you may not do any of the following without prior written permission from The Economist Group:
Any use of Economist content not specifically permitted above is expressly prohibited. Requests for permission for other uses may be sent to the syndication and licensing team, via https://www.economist.com/syndication/contact-us and may be subject to a fee.
Google and other search engines can help you find content only published online and/or not available through the library.
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