Library Databases

Library Databases

Selected Newspaper Sources:

New York Times Historic  (From 1851, with 4 year embargo)

New York Times (Via ProQuest; full page images; from 2008, with 3 month embargo.)  

Newspaper Source
Over 20 national and international newspapers
 
ProQuest US NewsStream
Recent premium U.S. news content, as well as archives which stretch back into the 1980s

Utica, NY Historic Newspapers 
Full-text access to late 19th- and early 20th century issues of the Utica Daily Observer, Utica Daily Press, Utica Observer, and Utica Observer Dispatch via the NYS Historic Newspapers Project  (Choose newspaper title from list on the right of the screen).

Utica Observer-Dispatch Archive
Access to issues 2018-present via NewsBank.

The Tangerine
Utica University student newspaper. Also archived at NYS Historic Newspapers, 1947 - 2020 (Choose "Utica College Tangerine" from list on the right of the screen).

Accessible Archives 
Primary source collection of 18th and 19th century American newspapers

For other digitized US newspapers to 1922, see the Chronicling America project.


A to Z List:

Academic Search Ultimate
Broad based research article database, includes select news sources

FirstGov
US Government's official web portal
 
Military & Government Collection
Collection of periodicals, academic journals and other content 

New York State Historic Newspapers Project
Includes several Utica, NY newspapers
 
New York Times Historical 
The New York Times historical full edition (1851-current with embargo)
 
New York Times (Full page images. From 2008, with 3 month embargo)

Newspaper Source 
Over 20 national and international newspapers
 
Opposing Viewpoints in Context
Good background and/or opinions on issues and controversies
 
ProQuest US NewsStream 
Full text for national and other newspapers

The Tangerine
Archived Utica College (now University) student newspaper. (1947 - 2020)

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