Racial Justice Resources

Full-text coverage of the Boston Globe from 1980-present.

US Newsstream provides access to the most recent U.S. local, regional and national news content, as well as archives which stretch back into the 1980s. Includes top national newspapers (including New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Chicago Tribune, and The Wall Street Journal), newswires, blogs, and news sites.

International Newsstream provides current and historical (mostly mid-90s and forward) news for selected countries. The collection features newspapers, newswires, transcripts, and digital-only news sites. The world's top news sources such as The Daily Telegraph, Financial Times, The Guardian, Jerusalem Post, El Norte, South China Morning Post, The Times (London), and Wall Street Journal Asia are included in the collection, as well as other national, regional, state and local newspapers. Most of the content is in English, though other languages are also represented.

Nexis Uni, formerly called LexisNexis Academic, contains a variety of regional, national, and international news publications and wire services.

Daily news coverage from the New York Times in English, Chinese and Spanish, browsable by section and keyword-searchable. Visit our New York Times Research Guides for directions on how to register for or renew a yearly account.

Online access to The Wall Street Journal via wsj.com includes unlimited article access, audiovisual materials, and premium content not available in the Wall Street Journal (ProQuest) database. English, Chinese, and Japanese editions are available.First time users should visit the WSJ.com Research Guide to register for an account.

Online access to Financial Times via ft.com includes unlimited articles and a MyFT account enabling users to save articles, set up topic follows, and customize alerts. The website also provides data on world markets (on 10-to-15-minute delay), a fund comparison tool, and more. FT.com content is protected by the Financial Times Copyright policy available on their website. First time users should visit the FT.com Research Guide to register for an account using a Bentley email address.