Newspapers include:

• Coverage of current or very recent events
• Eyewitness accounts of an event
• In-depth coverage of local issues (in local or regional newspapers)
• The public's reaction to a specific event or issue
• The media's current portrayal, or portrayal over time, of a specific issue

You can read many newspapers on the open Web, but some now have paywalls for older issues or if you read more than a certain number in a month. You can get access to the vast majority of newspapers online through the DU Library. If you need to find a specific newspaper, visit Looking for a Specific Journal.

Accessing newspapers through the Library:

• The DU Library provides online access to many newspapers. Search for a newspaper by title in the Library catalog.
• Newspapers can also be found in many of the Library's databases. You can search Gale OneFile: News and Proquest Newsstream for international, national, and regional newspapers.