New York Times Newspaper Mobile Access

This guide list the steps NSU students, faculty, and staff follow to gain access to the New York Times on their device.

New York Times Newspaper

To have access to the New York Times on your mobile device you will need to create an account via the New York Times link below:

New York Times, The (Online)
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Online version of The New York Times includes all articles, features, interviews, columns, obituaries, audio/video/images, and multimedia since site was launched in 1996 (no crosswords). Also includes some content from 1851 to the present and content from pre-1981 is growing. The New York Times is a critical source of journalism for politics, finance, health, science, the arts, sports, and fashion in the U.S. and abroad. Mobile apps available for multiple devices, including Apple, Android, Kindle, Windows, and Blackberry. Personal registration is required for using this resource. For additional help with activating your account please see this video tutorial. For help using New York Times on mobile devices see this guide!

And then download the New York Times app:

For more information on accounts or if you need to change your account information - click here.

Step 1.

1. Click on the New York Times database link which will take you to the library’s login page (“quad screen”) and sign in with your Shark ID and password:

Step 2.

2. You should now be in The New York Times (Online) Welcome page where you will be prompted to Create an Account:

Step 3.

3. This is how the form to create your individual account with NYTimes should look:

Step 4.

4. Now you should get an expiration date for your NYTimes.com Pass:

Step 5.

5. Download the NYTimes App into your device:

Step 6.

6. Open it, then go to the “hamburger” menu on the top left:

Step 7.

7. Go to the gear icon:

Step 8.

8. Click on Log In:

Step 9.

9. Log in using the individual account you created on step 3:

Step 10.

10. Now you will have a note reading “All Digital Access” under the email associated to your account and the possibility to download all the sections for offline viewing. Click on Done:

How do you know it worked?

Without this personal account set up through our library subscription, you would be limited to only seven free articles per month!

Now all NSU students, faculty and staff have unlimited access.