Access to Major News Outlets

Individual News Outlets

• Financial Times (FT.com)

  Financial Times via FT.com

  NYUAD Library is pleased to offer the NYUAD community access to the Financial Times via FT.com. The Financial Times is a leading global business publication offering in-depth analysis of finance, economics, and international affairs, providing valuable insights for academic research and understanding of current economic trends, market dynamics, the legal industry, politics, climate change, and more.

  Instructions

  To request an account, please complete the registration form, and a personalized invitation will be sent to you within two business days. Please be aware that the current licensing agreement for this resource does not extend to Stern at NYUAD affiliates.

  Features

  FT.com access provides active NYUAD students, faculty, and staff members with full access to FT.com, plus FT mobile and tablet apps. Users can manage their areas of interest and personalize their FT.com account to receive daily newsletters and news alerts. Additional features include:

  For Teaching and Learning

  • Intro to FT.com videos, including:
    • How to do a search
    • How to create reading lists
  • Case studies
  • Professors’ Picks
  • Business Education News
  • Business and Economics Guides
  • Highlight article text to save for later use
    • Find your highlighted articles in myFT
  • The annual Responsible Business Education report and awards

  For Career Development

  • Working It newsletter, about succeeding in the modern workplace
  • MBA 101, a 6-part newsletter guide to applying to business school
  • The annual Women at the Start report (helpful for anyone starting their career)

  FT Questions

  Please contact nyuad.library@nyu.edu.

  Popular with Everyone

  • The FT App (all articles have an audio option)
    • Digital epaper app, the online digital newspaper (can be translated into 25 languages)
  • FT Newsletters, including:
    • FirstFT
    • Moral Money (on ESG)
    • Chris Giles on Central Banks
  • Social media: Instagram, X, LinkedIn, YouTube)
  • Podcasts, including:
    • FT News Briefing
    • Behind the Money
    • Unhedged (on markets)
  • Lunch with the FT column
  • FT Book Reviews (all genres)
  • FT Climate Graphic Explained
• The New York Times

  The New York Times Digital Edition

   

  New Subscribers: Register

  1. Register for The New York Times Digital Edition and read it on a computer or mobile device. Once you are registered, you may access The NYT Digital Edition anywhere in the world.
  2. To activate your account for the first time, visit accessnyt.com.

  Current Subscribers: Reactivate Your Existing New York Times Subscription

  If you are already a New York Times subscriber, you need to reactivate your subscription to take advantage of the free one. Here’s how:

  1. Log out of nytimes.com on all your devices.
  2. Go to accessnyt.com.
  3. Find your school name by selecting “New York University” from the dropdown menu.
  4. Click "Already have an account? Log in here."
  5. Input your existing New York Times login credentials.
  6. Select your status as "student" (enter your graduation date) or "faculty/staff."
  7. Click "Login" and you will be directed to nytimes.com.

  By (re)activating your account, you reaffirm your consent to our Terms of Service and acknowledge our Privacy Policy.

   

  Faculty

  Faculty may wish to visit the NYT’s Lesson Plans and Teaching Ideas section for ways to integrate material into their courses.

  Questions

  If you have any questions, please contact the NYU Libraries Troubleshooting Team.

• The Wall Street Journal

  The Wall Street Journal Digital Edition

   

  New Subscribers: Activate Your Subscription

  Activate your Wall Street Journal subscription at WSJ.com/NYU and read it on a computer or mobile device. Once you are registered, you may access The WSJ anywhere in the world.

  Current Subscribers: Reactivate Your Wall Street Journal Subscription

  If you are already a Wall Street Journal subscriber, you need to reactivate your subscription to take advantage of the free one. Here’s how:

  1. Call 1-800-JOURNAL to cancel your personal subscription (+1-609-627-1351 from outside the US).
  2. Go to WSJ.com/NYU to activate your free Wall Street Journal university account.
  3. Select your "Account type" as either "Student" (enter your graduation date) or "Professor/Staff."
  4. Input your email and create a password, then click "Create."
  5. A confirmation page will confirm that your academic WSJ account has been activated. Click on "Okay, Let's Go" to customize your experience.

  Faculty

  Faculty may wish to visit the WSJ Seminar Library and the WSJ for Instructors page for ideas about how to integrate WSJ content into lesson plans and assignments.

  WSJ Questions

  Please contact academicsupport@dowjones.com or 1-800-JOURNAL