Magazines & Newspapers
You can access thousands of local, national and international magazines and newspapers online with your Library account. Search for articles in The Seattle Times dating back as far as 1895 or find articles from thousands of current international newspapers in more than 60 languages.
Access articles from magazines and newspapers
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Search here for the full text of industry and trade magazines, journals and newsletters.
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Offers a world of academic research at your fingertips, with more than 17,000 scholarly journals, podcasts and transcripts.
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Provides articles, news and product reviews from more than 600 publications that cover the computer, telecommunications, and electronics industries.
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Explore one of the world’s largest general reference collections of magazines and digital content to find the information you need. Designed for students in middle school and beyond.
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Browse and download full-color, interactive versions of your favorite magazines. No waiting and no limit to the number of downloads you can have.
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Need to research a topic? Here’s an easy-to-use source for searching magazines, newspapers, journals and audio content.
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Explore LGBTQ history, culture, health, and political, social and legal issues in the United States and around the world. The searchable database includes approximately 1.5 million pages of information.
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Full-text access to five major daily newspapers: Chicago Tribune 1985-current; Los Angeles Times 1985-current; New York Times 1980-current; Wall Street Journal Eastern Edition 1984-current; and Washington Post 1987-current.
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This ProQuest database offers searchable access to full-text articles from The New York Times.
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Free access to all current New York Times articles online. Read the New York Times on any Library computer or Wi-Fi network, or get an access code good for 72 hours to read outside the Library or through the New York Times app. You will need to set up a New York Times account with your email address to read unlimited articles.
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Curious about the past? Find full-text and full-image content from The New York Times, including articles, headlines, ads, obituaries and more. Contains full-text and images in PDF format of the New York Times from 1851 to three years before current year.
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Put the world’s great magazines and newspapers at your fingertips. More than 7,000 magazines and newspapers in more than 60 languages are available in full-page, full-color formats, just as they appear in print.
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Doing a research project for school or work? Start with this vast archive of more than 90,000 reference and information resources that spans centuries.
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For general health questions or in-depth research, here’s an easy-to-use database of more than 500 trustworthy medical journals and popular health magazines covering medicine, nutrition, lifestyle and more (formerly ProQuest Family Health).
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Get online access to the Puget Sound Business Journal for local business news. The Book of Lists offers rankings and information about Seattle-area businesses. This resource is available only in Library locations.
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Get online access to the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce for local information on business, construction, real estate, engineering, architecture, and more.
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Search fully digitized editions of The Seattle Times, and download and print full-text articles. Depending on the issue date, different formats of articles may be available. The Seattle Times Historical Archive (1895-1984) is made possible through a generous grant from The Seattle Public Library Foundation.
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This database offers full-text newspaper, magazine and reference content from more than 2,200 high-quality sources on topics such as current events, history, health, language arts, math, science, social studies, and technology.
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Get news from over 130 sources across Washington State including newspapers, broadcast news, and community newspapers.
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Find news and information about Seattle and other Northwest communities in this collection, which includes newspapers from Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, and Washington.