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Full Online Access to NYT and WSJ

UVA Library provides full publisher access to two national newspapers: the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.

Top Newspaper Databases

For other US national newspapers, international newspapers, or to search by subject, start with these databases: 

Newspapers in Print

Visit Shannon's 4th floor Reference Room to read newspapers in print. You'll find the following papers just inside the south entrance, in the current periodicals area: 

Virginia: 

Cavalier Daily (UVA, Virginia)

Daily Progress (Charlottesville, Virginia)

New Journal and Guide (Norfolk, Virginia; Black news)

Virginia Law Weekly (UVA , Virginia)

News Leader (Staunton, Virginia0

Richmond Times-Dispatch (Richmond, Virginia)

Virginian Pilot (Hampton Roads, Virginia)

US national and international: 

New York Times (New York, USA)

Al-Ahram (Egypt)

Al-Wafd (Egypt)

Times (London)

Ren Min Ri Bao, or, People's Daily Overseas (China)

Die Zeit (Germany)

Le Monde Diplopmatique (France)

Daily Progress

Charlottesville's daily paper, now thrice-weekly, since 1892. 

UVA Student Newspaper

UVA student newspapers are an excellent resource for learning more about student life, university concerns, and changes on campus, as well as regional news and events and town-gown relations. Resources for researching the main student newspaper are below; see other student publications for additional student newspapers. 

The Cavalier Daily. The major student newspaper, formerly College Topics (see below). 1948-present. 

College Topics. Now The Cavalier Daily. The University's second student newspaper. 1890-1948. 

Searching in the Cavalier Daily and College topics: 

A handwritten index to CT and The CD (through 1994) is located in the Shannon Library Reference Room. Ask at the Shannon Reference Desk for an introduction. On 35k slips of paper housed in a card catalog, you'll find both broad topics and specific people, events, and organizations. 

Clippings, or vertical, files are available to use by appointment in Shannon Library: email library@virginia.edu. These files contain more than 3k folders containing newspaper clippings and other ephemera organized by topic. View topics in the UVA and Local History files