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NYT full access now available for students

BAILEY KLINKHAMMER, Executive Editor • Jan 24, 2024

As of Jan. 3rd, 2024, all UNI students and faculty can enjoy free full access to the New York Times. Panthers can set up their access by following these steps:
1. ROD Library recommends using an incognito browser to explore Access NYT
2. Type University of Northern Iowa and select.
a. If on-campus, click ‘Here’
b. If off-campus, click ‘Go’ and login with your UNI CatID username and password.
3. Hit ‘Create Account.’
4. Enter your ‘uni.edu’ email address, create a password, and click ‘Create Account’
5. Select your status.
a. Students will need to enter their expected graduation year.
b. Faculty and staff will have to renew their account every four years.
6. Hit ‘Sign-up’ to complete registration.
7. Start reading and searching for content at NYTimes.com. Now that your account is created, you do not need to go through the library’s website.
a. To confirm you are logged in, click ‘Account’ in the upper right hand corner and look for your email address.

With full access to the New York Times, all Panthers can enjoy full access to “NYT News: Understand the world with original reporting from 1,700 journalists. NYT Games: Spelling Bee, Wordle, The Crossword and more. NYT Cooking: Recipes, advice and inspiration for any occasion. The Wirecutter: Independent reviews for thousands of products, and The Athletic: In-depth, personalized sports journalism.”

For students, full access to the New York Times catalog can mean easier access to articles for research and essays alike, or for the crossword enthusiast student who wants to backlog all of the New York Times crossword puzzles, those options are now available.

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BAILEY KLINKHAMMER
BAILEY KLINKHAMMER, Executive Editor
I am a senior majoring in Digital Media Journalism at UNI. I’ve been writing for the Northern Iowan for four years and have held numerous positions, including Opinion Writer, Staff Writer and Campus Life Editor. Outside of the Northern Iowan office, I’m involved in the Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, where I served as Administrative Vice President and currently serve as the President of the chapter. I also serve as the Applied Engineering Department's Technical Writer. When I’m  not covering a story or editing papers, I enjoy knitting and hanging out with my friends. My favorite piece I’ve written is "Bringing Back the Divine Nine."