LibGuides: PLSI 1301: U.S. and Texas Politics (Burke, 2021): Finding Sources: Subscription Sources

National Newspapers

How to set up your accounts for NYT, TheEconomist.com, and FT.com
You can activate your own accounts here. Remember to use your trinity.edu email address!
The New York Times (free online version)
You will have a limit of 10 articles per browser, per month. You should definitely set up an account using the link below!
The New York Times (Trinity pass)
Have you activated your group pass access to the NYT? Click here to find the step-by-step guide to setting up your account for full NYT access on your computer or phone. Or go directly to accessNYT.com and use your Trinity email to sign up for a personal account through Trinity.
The Washington Post
Strangely, the most straightforward way to search yesterday's paper in complete full-text is by clicking on "GALE IN CONTEXT: ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES." This will probably be easiest for your journal assignment. For additional advanced search options, click on the Nexis Uni link.
The Wall Street Journal
The Library does not have an electronic subscription to the WSJ as it is prohibitively expensive.
We DO receive it in print, which you can find in the Current Periodicals Area in Starbucks on the Library's third/main floor.
The Christian Science Monitor
Under "Full Text Access," use one of the databases that has present-day coverage.

Washington Resources

Congressional Quarterly News
Congressional Quarterly and CQ Roll Call were purchased in 2019 by a corporation called FiscalNote. We have access to Congressional Quarterly News through Nexis Uni.
In Nexis Uni, you may either click on "advanced" to search for a specific date or set of search terms.
You may also consider searching a single search term and then ordering the results by "newest-oldest" so that you can view the most current news on that search term.
The National Journal
The Library no longer has a subscription to The National Journal or The National Journal Daily (we have coverage from 2000-2015).

Regional Newspapers

It is important that you use regional/Texas newspapers for your journal and not rely only on the national publications. It is also important for you to learn how to find news from many different types of sources. A quick way to access numerous news sources (newspapers, local television transcripts, college newspapers, etc.) is via a database called "Access World News."

To access the newspapers below, please go to Access World News and click on "Houston Chronicle" or "San Antonio Express-News" or check out the "Texas News Sources" for about 300 other publications or news outlets.

Note that this database also contains blogs and other opinion/editorial pieces, so use your judgment and discretion when selecting your sources.

San Antonio Express-News
The Houston Chronicle
The Austin-American Statesman
Dallas Morning News

Texas Periodicals

Texas Monthly
Click on "Full Text Access" to find several databases with the current full text online. Or find the current issues *in print* in the Starbucks on the third/main floor of the Library.
Texas Observer
Click on "Texas Reference Center" to browse by issue or to search within this publication for full text.

Journals of Opinion

The Nation
Click on "Full Text Access" to find several databases with the current full text. Or find the current issues *in print* in Starbucks on the third/main floor of the Library.
The New Republic
Click on "Full Text Access" to find several databases with the current full text.
National Review
Click on "Full Text Access" to find several databases with the current full text. Or find the current issues *in print* in the Starbucks on the third/main floor of the Library.
NOTE: The title is NOT "THE National Review" (a British periodical from the 1800s), rather just simply "National Review."

How to Find a Journal

How to Find a Journal
This is a 2-minute video tutorial (WITH AUDIO) to show you how to use the Library's website to find a specific journal/publication instead of searching a database.