Print Newspapers |
Print Newspapers can be found on the second floor of the library (main floor), near the popular books and children's collections. The most recent issues are available in the newspaper rack on the wall, and additional issues are shelved nearby. |
Digital News Resources |
New York Times Site License |
Bortz Library has a site license subscription to the New York Times (NYT) that allows current H-SC students, faculty, and staff unlimited access to the New York Times website for free. Links to access the New York Times can be found in the library's A-Z Database List, or click on the link below to create a new account. When registering a new account, be sure to use your Hampden-Sydney email address. After your account has been registered, you will be able to access the New York Times from anywhere, including on the NYT app. Please note: your NYT account will need to be reactivated each year in order to retain access. You will need to be on campus to reactivate your account.
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Factiva |
Factiva provides access to the exclusive combination of the Wall Street Journal, the Financial Times, DOW Jones and Reuter's newswires and the Associated Press. Links to Factiva can be found in the library's A-Z Databases List, or click on the link below. To access the database's news resources, log in to Factiva and navigate to the "News Pages" in the main navigation bar (shown to the right). If you are off campus, you will need to log in using your standard H-SC username and password, leaving off the "@hsc.edu" from your username.
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The Chronicle of Higher Education |
The Chronicle of Higher Education is a source for news, information, and jobs for college and university faculty members and administrators. Links to Factiva can be found in the library's A-Z Databases List, or click on the link below. From on campus, there is no need to log in. Off-campus users will need to create a free username and password using your Hampden-Sydney email address.
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Popular Magazines |
Bortz Library currently subscribes to a number of popular magazines as part of our current periodicals collections. These magazines can be found on the second floor of the library (the main floor), next to the popular books and newspaper collections. A full list of our magazine titles can be found below. |