Full Text Journals & Newspapers Available Inside the Library:

• by Title: (1) Serials Solutions also has subject access. (2) TDNet. (3) EZB. Choose easier to navigate ProQuest or EBSCO, if you have a choice. None of these three lists is completely accurate.
  
  • Find It! (If Find It can' t find it, keep looking! It's often in there, somewhere.)
  • Additional titles available, but sometimes not found by the search gizmos above.
  • Top 40 fulltext newspaper titles with dates.
• by Subject.
• by System Name most used in our Reading Room:
  • ProQuest. 2500 journals, magazines, and newspapers, many dating back to 1986 or earlier. Full text is available for about half of these. List of ProQuest databases available. Subsets include:
    • Current newspapers: Today's (plus last 60 days). Search current ProQuest newspapers only (earliest titles are approx 1980-present). Search mostly international titles (earliest title is approx 1985-present).
    • Historical newspapers: Search the New York Times (9/18/1851-2004), Washington Post (12/12/1877-1991), Wall Street Journal (7/8/1889-1990), or three in one (NYT, WPost, WallStJ ) or search 11 historical titles: AmsterdamNews, AtlantaConstitution, BostonGlobe, ChicagoDefender, ChicagoTrib, ChristianSciMonitor, LATimes, NYTimes, PittsburghCourier, WallStJournal, WashingtonPost.
      See list of selected newspaper titles for dates.
  • EBSCO. "Search all..." is near the bottom of the list. "List EBSCO Databases" sometimes includes additional trial databases.
  • Thomson/Gale (InfoTrac). Databases with full text journals include:
    • Biography Resource Center. (Titles & dates available)
    • Business and Company Resource Center. (Titles & dates available)
    • CPI.Q (Canadian Periodicals) including the Toronto Globe & Mail, 1997- . (Titles & dates available)
    • Consulta (Spanish-language).
    • General OneFile. (Titles & dates available)
    • LegalTrac. (Titles & dates available)
    • Literature Resource Center. (Go to Advanced, scroll down. At "Database:" choose Full-text Journals.)
    • Nineteenth Century US Newspapers. Includes the National Intelligencer (Washington, DC) 1800-1870. (Titles & dates available)
    • Times of London (1785-1985). Does not include Sundays.
  • Wilson OmniFile Fulltext. Full text articles from over 1750 publications. Abstracts from over 3500, covering virtually any subject. (Titles & dates available)
    

• Accessible Archives. 19th-century newspapers, including The Pennsylvania Gazette (1728-1800) Scroll down next to "Source".
• AllAfrica.
• American Periodicals Series. 1100 full text titles (1740-1943).
• America's Historical Newspapers 1690-1922.
• BioOne. Biological, ecological journals.
• Bivir. Full text Latin American (Spanish and Portuguese) journals.
• Black Studies Center. Full text from the International Index to Black Periodicals, plus the Chicago Defender (1910-1975).
• Blackwell Synergy E-Journals. Click on "All Journals By Subject" pulldown menu, then click on "Subscribed Journals" to see what LC has.
• Business Reference Suite.
• Canada Depository Services Program.
• Central and Eastern European Online Library.
• China National Knowledge Infrastructure. Chinese and English periodicals and newspapers.
• China Times (Taiwan) Click on the word Enter.
• Chinese Cultural Revolution Database
• Chosun Daily Newspaper Archive. Full-text, in Korean.
• Columbia International Affairs Online.
• CQ.com (scroll down)
• CyberRegs. US Code, Federal Register, Code of Federal Regulations, State Registers, etc.
• Early British Periodicals
• Editoria Italiana. (Click on "Access for Institutions" at bottom.)
• Emerald. Management, engineering, science & tech, health, information science. (1989- )
• Emerging Markets. Includes full text news sources.
• Ethnic NewsWatch. Ethnic, minority, native press. (For titles & dates, click "Download Title List")
• Factiva. Allows only a few users at a time. Make sure to logout, top right corner, so others may use it when you're done.
• FirstSearch. Full text databases include:
  • CWI Contemporary Women's Issues. (One of 29 FirstSearch databases)
• Gender Watch. (For titles & dates available, click "Download Title List")
• Gerritsen Collection. Women's history (1543-1945).
• Harper's Weekly (1857-1912). Scroll down. Click "I Accept"
• Haworth. Library Science, Medicine. Scroll down to see titles we have.
• HeinOnline. Law journals.
• History Cooperative. Titles like American Historical Review, William and Mary Quarterly, etc.
• Ingenta (1996- ). Subscribed to titles are labeled "s". Click on a letter, then scroll down to see some.
• Jane's. Click top left "client area" to begin, then scroll down and select the Library you want.
• JSTOR. Older titles, long runs, dates range from 1665 to present.
• KPM: North Korea's Newspaper & Journals Database. Includes English edition of the Pyongyang Times (scroll down).
• Kiplinger Finance & Forecasts.
• Lexis Nexis Congressional. Has The Hill (1995 - present) and Roll Call (1989 - present).
• Lexis Nexis Congressional. Hearings.
• Lexis-Nexis Environmental.
• Lexis-Nexis Statistical, has full text tables.
• Library Literature & Information Science Full Text
• Library PressDisplay. Today's newspapers. Over 500 titles from 70 or more countries.
  Up to 60 day backfile. (Titles)
• LLMC. Old government documents.
• Making of the Modern World 1450-1850. Old economic literature.
• Middle Eastern & Central Asian Studies. Includes hundreds of links to full-text articles on the web.
• Mott.
• Newspaper Archives/Indexes/Morgues
• Nineteenth Century Masterfile. Links to full text in Making of America from Cornell.
  • Old version (has better control over what you are searching)
  • New version (not as good)
• Nineteenth Century British Library Newspapers (Gale)
• Nineteenth Century US Newspapers (Gale)
• Nineteenth Century UK Periodicals (Gale)
• OECD Documents.
• Project Muse. Newer scholarly journals. (Titles & dates)
• Royal Society Online Journals.
• Russian newspapers & periodicals from EastView.
• SAGE Journals Online
• Sports Business Research Network
• SwetsWise. Full text access to a select list of ejournals.
• World News Connection (formerly FBIS).

• Databases & E-Resources. Includes more comprehensive explanations, plus subject access to the incredible array of electronic resources available to you here at the Library of Congress.
• Other Full Text Resources on the Web.