NEWS SOURCES

*Redeem a code and create an account using your UR email address to access the New York Times' website. Your account will be active for 26 weeks, after which you will need to repeat the process and redeem the code again. Note: If you have a current paid New York Times subscription, call 800-698-8437 and cancel your paid subscription, prior to redeeming the code and registering. Our subscription does NOT contain access to Games or Cooking. Once registered, you will have access to the New York Times articles from 1851-present. For the date range 1923-1980, users are limited to 5 accesses per day. (New York Times)

Read articles published on WSJ.com. Note: If you want to access WSJ using an app or via Google, create an individual account using your UR email address OR enter the email address in the app and send yourself a one-time passcode to login. The app does not redirect to the UR login screen, so you can't use your UR password. (Dow Jones)

*Follow these instructions to create an account with your Richmond email address. Read articles published on Washingonpost.com. Note: You must both verify your email address and activate your subscription after creating your account. If you do not see your account name, try disabling all ad blockers in your browser. (Washington Post)

*Create an account using your UR email address. You must login to your Bloomberg account in order to read content on the website. Read up-to-the-minute business and markets news, data, analysis, featuring stories from Businessweek and Bloomberg News. Watch Bloomberg TV and gain access to the Bloomberg app. (Bloomberg)

Access a newspaper covering colleges, universities, and the state of higher education. Note: If you are off-campus, you must access the website through this link (which will prompt you to login using your NetID). If you prefer to access the website through Google, you can create a free account using your UR email address and sign in. The Chronicle's account-registration system will recognize the richmond.edu domain and provide unlimited access. (Chronicle of Higher Education)

*Create an account using your UR email address. Once you have an account, login to access the most current articles from this news source that focus on politics, business, science, and economics. Note: If you already have an account with The Economist (free or paid) that uses your UR email address, change your email on that account to a personal email address. You can only take advantage of the UR group subscription at the time of registration, and you must use your UR email address for that (which you can't do if the email address is already in use). (Economist Group)

*Create an account using your UR email address. Login to access this international news source with a special focus on the economy and financial markets. (Financial Times Ltd.)