Trial access to news database NewsBank

NewsBank produces the largest news databases in existence for libraries worldwide. Through partnerships with leading news publishers globally, NewsBank aggregates current and archival news information into their online databases, built from thousands of diverse source types such as newspapers, news websites, newswires, blogs, videos, audio recordings, broadcast transcripts, and other media. With NewsBank’s intuitive interface and powerful search technology, students and researchers can explore and cross-search tens of millions of current and archival news articles, and easily pinpoint information from local, state, national, regional, and international news sources.

Why try NewsBank?

• Credibility – NewsBank provides only information from trusted sources, ensuring credible and focused search results.
• Depth/Breadth – Deep back files deliver more local, national, and international information than any news resource on the planet.
• Uniqueness – The majority of NewsBank’s information sources are unavailable elsewhere, providing unmatched opportunities for discovery.
• Diversity – Over 8,500 searchable titles span a wide array of source types, from newspapers to blogs to newswires to videos and more.
• Versatility – NewsBank is relied on every day by the widest range of users—from students to job seekers to genealogists to teachers at every level.

Free trial will be available until September 25. Access the resource through the MU network or remotely via eduVPN.