Unlock the New York Times (and more) with Your Free Academic Pass!
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Good news, UIC students! As part of your academic perks, the University of Illinois Chicago now offers free access to The New York Times. Whether you’re a fan of in-depth investigative journalism, opinion pieces from thought leaders, or simply want to stay updated on the latest headlines, the NYT Academic Pass gives you unlimited digital access to articles, videos, and archives dating back to 1981.
Why Use Your NYT Academic Pass?
- Stay Informed: From world news to national updates, keep your finger on the pulse of current events.
- Boost Your Research: The NYT’s robust archive offers valuable primary sources for papers, projects, and presentations.
- Enhance Learning: Many professors integrate New York Times content into course materials—be prepared and get ahead!
How to Claim Your Pass:
- Go to UIC’s New York Times Academic Pass site.
- Follow the directions under Register for Your Free Academic Pass.
- Enjoy unlimited news anytime, anywhere!
Other Must-Have Tools
While you’re claiming your NYT pass, don’t miss out on these other amazing tools that are free for UIC students:
- Grammarly for Education pilot: Perfect your writing with Grammarly’s AI-based grammar and style checker. Whether you’re writing an essay, an email, or a creative piece, accessing the premium features of Grammarly will help ensure your work is polished and professional.
- Microsoft 365: Enjoy the full suite of Microsoft 365, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive. These tools are essential for creating documents and presentations, managing projects, and making your academic work easier and more efficient.
Make the most of these valuable resources today, and set yourself up for academic success! Keep an eye out for more updates on tech tools and student perks throughout the semester.
Modified on September 17, 2024