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Institutional Subscriptions at the University of Tulsa: New York Times

A guide to University-wide subscriptions offered by the University of Tulsa Libraries.

Institutional Access to the New York Times

The New York Times logo.

The University of Tulsa's New York Times subscription allows users to create a personal account to view all current news and media content created by the New York Times, as well as all historical content dating back to Issue 1 in 1851. This personal account is tied to your TU email address but does not use TU's single sign-on, meaning that you will need to create a password to use to login to this account. Your New York Times subscription can be accessed at any time on or off of campus. Your institutional subscription will also work on the New York Times app and to sign up for New York Times newsletters. 

Please note that this subscriptions is specifically available for currently-enrolled University of Tulsa students, as well as current staff and faculty. Licenses for these subscriptions do not include access for former students, retirees, or alumni. After setting up a subscription to each site, you will be asked to confirm your University of Tulsa current affiliation via email confirmation and these sites will confirm your current University affiliation on an annual basis. 

Already have a personal New York Times subscription?

If you already had a personal New York Times subscription affiliated with your TU email address, the New York Times attempted to reach out to migrate your personal subscription to our institutional license. If you did not hear from the New York Times, you are still eligible to migrate your personal subscription to our institutional group subscription. You can talk to a chat agent or call 800-698-4637 to cancel your paid subscription before migrating to our institutional license. 

Setting Up Your New York Times Access: On-Campus

On Campus

  1. If you are on campus, visit myaccount.nytimes.com/grouppass/access to begin setting up your subscription. 
  2. On this page, you will see options to Create Account or Login where you can create an account using your TU email address or link to an existing New York Times account. Navigate to either "Create Account" or "Log in here" to proceed with account set up.A screen capture of the New York Times account setup page that allows users to either create a new account or log in with an existing NYT account.
  3. After you select whether you'd like to create an account or login, you will be asked to provide an email address or continue with Google, Facebook, or Apple logins. Select the login method that you would prefer. If you opted to provide your email address, you will be asked to create an associated password. 
  4. Provide your institutional affiliation information by indicating if you are a Student, Faculty/Staff, or Other/Non-Academic.          A screen capture of the New York Times access setup page with three bubbles asking whether the user is a Student, Faculty/Staff, or Other/Non-Academic. Below these bubbles is a drop-down menu for graduation year and a box to provide an alternate email address.
  5. Once you have completed and submitted this form, you will be notified on the New York Times site that your access is established and when your access pass will expire. If you are still affiliated with the University at the time that your pass expires, the New York Times will email to confirm your affiliation before renewing your access pass.           A screen capture from the New York Times website that says "Start Your Access. You've claimed your New York Times Pass. You can now enjoy complimentary access. See your subscription details and customize your profile and preferences in your Account. Your pass will expire on December 31st, 2023 at 12:00 AM ET." A blue button that says "Get Started" sits below this text.
  6. Once you click on the blue "Get Started" button from the previous step, the New York Times will walk you through options to establish newsletter preferences and provide a phone number to set up multifactor authentication on your account. 

Setting Up Your New York Times Access: Off-Campus

Off Campus

  1. If you are off campus, visit accessnyt.com to begin setting up your subscription. 
  2. Search for "University of Tulsa" in the search box provided by the website. A snapshot of what this box looks like is provided below:A screen capture of the search box on the New York Times institutional registration page.
  3. Once you have executed the search for "University of Tulsa", the site will navigate you to a step-by-step guide to set up access. On this page, you will need to hit the blue "Go" button to login with your institutional login. A screen capture of the New York Times "Redeem Complementary Access" page demonstrating the location of the blue "Go" button to proceed with establishing a subscription.
  4. After clicking the "Go" button, the site will navigate you to a Create Account or Login page where you can create an account using your TU email address or link to an existing New York Times account. Navigate to either "Create Account" or "Log in here" to proceed with account set up.                                                                                                         A screen capture of the New York Times account setup page that allows users to either create a new account or log in with an existing NYT account.
  5. After you select whether you'd like to create an account or login, you will be asked to provide an email address or continue with Google, Facebook, or Apple logins. Select the login method that you would prefer. If you opted to provide your email address, you will be asked to create an associated password. 
  6. Provide your institutional affiliation information by indicating if you are a Student, Faculty/Staff, or Other/Non-Academic.           A screen capture of the New York Times access setup page with three bubbles asking whether the user is a Student, Faculty/Staff, or Other/Non-Academic. Below these bubbles is a drop-down menu for graduation year and a box to provide an alternate email address.
  7. Once you have completed and submitted this form, you will be notified on the New York Times site that your access is established and when your access pass will expire. If you are still affiliated with the University at the time that your pass expires, the New York Times will email to confirm your affiliation before renewing your access pass.           A screen capture from the New York Times website that says "Start Your Access. You've claimed your New York Times Pass. You can now enjoy complimentary access. See your subscription details and customize your profile and preferences in your Account. Your pass will expire on December 31st, 2023 at 12:00 AM ET." A blue button that says "Get Started" sits below this text.
  8. Once you click on the blue "Get Started" button from the previous step, the New York Times will walk you through options to establish newsletter preferences and provide a phone number to set up multifactor authentication on your account. 

Issues Accessing the New York Times

Per the New York Times, some clients encounter a phishing or security message more frequently than others depending on their browser with Google Chrome seemingly providing these messages more than other browsers. The links provided in this guide are accurate and safe to use. If you have issues accessing these links, setting up your account, or security concerns, please contact Charles Brooks, Electronic Resources Librarian, at charles-brooks@utulsa.edu.