Same-day access to more than 1000 newspapers from the U.S. and more than 80 other countries. Includes a searchable, 60-day archive. Use the drop down menu "Select Title" to see papers organized by country or by language. Limit: 5 MSU users at a time.
Online news service in English, about Latin America. The service offers a searchable archive of articles dating from 1986, in addition to current news bulletins focusing on Mexico (SourceMex), Central America and the Caribbean (NotiCen) and South America (NotiSur). Strengths are in economic and political news and analysis, including political parties and elections, economic integration, environment, human rights, and governmental and judicial reform.
FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS: Informe!
Full-text articles from popular Spanish-language and bilingual magazines and news sources make this index unique. Some scholarly journals are also indexed. Search results found in "Academic Journals" display by default; change the tab at top of page to "Magazines" to see results found in popular sources.
MSU Libraries' Newspaper Resources Guide
The New York Times, 1851-2011 (under the "Historical Newspaper Databases" tab) is one notable resource.
Ask Mary Jo Zeter,
zeter@msu.edu
Latin American and Caribbean Studies Bibliographer
Questions about Sociology resources?
Contact Carin Graves
Librarian for Sociology, Social Work, and Human Development and Family Studies
