Newspapers, Magazines, Journals

Through EBSCO, search journals, magazines, and multimedia, then save, share, and cite your research. Launch a tutorial to help you use Academic Search Premier.

Through NewsBank, search articles from more than two dozen popular magazines, including National Review, The New Yorker, and Popular Science.

Through NewsBank, search news sources covering the greater Chicago area, set alerts, use citation tools, and share articles.

Through NewsBank, search Chicago Daily News articles from 1875 to 1978.

Through NewsBank, search current and archived issues of the Chicago Sun-Times, including full-color newspaper pages, articles, and content only published online.

Using the Chicago Tribune Digital Edition » link gives you unlimited subscriber-level access to the online Trib set up like the printed newspaper layout, which is good for printing and saving articles and accessing recent issues, including other Tribune publications such as the Lake County News-Sun. Access length varies depending on your authentication method and browser settings, but restarting your access is as easy as using the link again.

Using the Chicago Tribune Online Edition » link gives you full access to the Trib website, good for reading the current issue on your device. Access length varies depending on your authentication method and browser settings, but restarting your access is as easy as using the link again.

Through ProQuest, search Trib articles, images, obituaries, and marriage and birth announcements from 1849 to 1989. For articles from 1985 to today, use the Chicago Tribune: Recent database.

Through ProQuest, search Trib articles, images, obituaries, and marriage and birth announcements from 1849 to 1989. For articles from 1985 to today, use the Chicago Tribune: Recent database.

Search the archives of Trib articles (excluding images) from 1985 to today. For articles from 1849 to 1989, use the Chicago Tribune: Historical database.

Search the archives of Trib articles (excluding images) from 1985 to today. For articles from 1849 to 1989, use the Chicago Tribune: Historical database.

Through NewsBank, search articles on local news, issues, events, and people from current and archived issues of Crain's Chicago Business.

Through NewsBank, search current and archived issues of the Daily Herald going back to 1995, including full-color newspaper pages, articles, and content only published online.

Access journal articles, books, theses, curriculum guides, conference papers, standards, and guidelines on a wide range of education topics.

Simultaneously search a topic across any combination of EBSCO databases available through Lake Forest Library.

Through NewsBank, search the Lake Forester from 1995 to today. For earlier content, use the Lake Forester: Historical database.

Search Lake Forest and Lake Bluff historical newspaper archives including the Lake Forester, Lake Forest Lake Bluff News Advertiser, and Lake Forest Lamplighter, as well as Lake Forest Library historic board minutes. This resource is provided with support from the Friends of Lake Forest Library.

Through EBSCO, search scholarly and popular LGBTQ+ publications, historically important primary sources, and a specialized LGBTQ+ thesaurus containing thousands of terms.

Install the app or use in a browser to borrow up to 10 items at a time from a vast collection of eBooks, eAudiobooks, and eMagazines.

Through ProQuest, access LA Times articles (excluding images) from 1985 to today.

Through Gale OneFile, access the most searched magazines on current events, sports, science, and health issues.

Through EBSCO, search thousands of magazines, reference books, primary source documents, and videos covering virtually every subject.

Using the New York Times Digital » link gives you 24 hours of unlimited subscriber-level access to News, Games, Cooking, Wirecutter, and The Athletic. Once your session has expired, use the link again to start a new 24-hour session. Read articles as originally published from 1851 to today. Mandarin and Spanish editions available. The first time you access a NYT digital edition product, you will be prompted to create a free account.

Enjoy full subscriber-level access to News on the NYT website. (No access to Games, Cooking, Wirecutter, or The Athletic.) Read articles as originally published from 1851 to today. Access TimesMachine, an interactive digital reproduction of NYT as it appeared in print from 1851 to 2002. Customize your experience by saving and sharing articles, exploring email newsletters, following favorite topics, and downloading apps. Mandarin and Spanish editions available.

Through ProQuest, search NYT articles (including images) from 1851 to 2009, including obituaries and marriage and birth announcements. For articles after 1980, use the New York Times: Recent database.

Through ProQuest, search NYT articles (including images) from 1851 to 2009, including obituaries and marriage and birth announcements. For articles after 1980, use the New York Times: Recent database.

Through ProQuest, search NYT articles (excluding images) from 1980 to today. For articles from 1851 to 2009 (including images), use the New York Times: Historical database.

Through ProQuest, search NYT articles (excluding images) from 1980 to today. For articles from 1851 to 2009 (including images), use the New York Times: Historical database.

Search unmatched U.S. news content from local, regional, and national sources, including printed and online newspapers, blogs, journals, broadcast transcripts, and videos.

Through EBSCO, search the world's major news content, including millions of articles from popular news sources including the Associated Press, PR Wire, CNN Wire, and United Press International.

Access popular newspapers and magazines from around the world. Create an account for additional features including saved searches and favorite publications.

Through EBSCO, search business journals, newspapers, and news-wires across the U.S. Launch a tutorial to help you use Regional Business News.

Through ProQuest, search and read WSJ articles from 1984 to today. (1984–2006 excludes images.) Launch a tutorial to help you use WSJ Archives.

Through ProQuest, search and read WSJ articles from 1984 to today. (1984–2006 excludes images.) Launch a tutorial to help you use WSJ Archives.

Using the Wall Street Journal Digital » link gives you 3 days of unlimited subscriber-level access to the WSJ website. Once your session has expired, use the link again to start a new 3-day session. The first time you access WSJ Digital, you will be prompted to create a free account.

Through ProQuest, search WaPo articles (excluding images) from 1987 to today.