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Once campus members follow the video tutorial or the written instructions below to create their account, they will be able to log in and freely access articles, videos, and podcasts on the New York Times websites or the NYT mobile app.
Click here to establish your own New York Times Subscription.
You will be prompted to create an account. Select your account type (student, staff, or faculty), enter your JCCC email address, and choose a password. Students will also need to enter their expected month and year of graduation. Student accounts will remain active until graduation, while all other account types will need to be renewed once a year.
Welcome! Use the tabs in this guide to navigate between different types of resources available to you as you work on your paper for Professor Luthi's class.
Remember there are librarians available to help you with locating materials or conducting research. The Ask a Librarian box and the last tab on this page will connect you to the library via online chat, email, phone or in person.
Billington Library is excited to provide all campus members with their own digital subscriptions to several popular newspapers. To access these specific newspapers, you will need to register your ‘@stumail.jccc.edu’ or ‘@jccc.edu' email address through the library's link for each paper you wish to browse. Once campus members follow the steps on this guide to create their account, they will be able to log in and freely access articles and media online and in the mobile app for the paper if applicable.
You can create a free account using the library's links for the following newspapers:
Use the side navigation to view the pages for each of these subscriptions and access specific instructions for registering an account with each paper.
Billington Library is excited to have the opportunity to provide all campus members with their own digital Wall Street Journal subscription.
Once campus members follow the steps below to create their account, they will be able to log in and freely access articles, videos, and podcasts on the Wall Street Journal website wsj.com or on the WSJ mobile app.
Click here to establish your own Wall Street Journal Subscription.
You will be prompted to create an account. Select your account type (student, staff, or faculty), enter your JCCC email address, and choose a password. Students will also need to enter their expected month and year of graduation. Student accounts will remain active until graduation, while all other account types will need to be renewed once a year.
In addition to the Wall Street Journal Digital Subscription, the Billington Library offers access to full text articles from WSJ from 1984 to 24 hours ago. Campus members can access the archive via the database Wall Street Journal (Eastern Edition) using their JCCC username and password.
Use the search box above to explore the various books and articles that the library has available for your research on this assignment.
Use very basic keyword terms
Keywords are one or two words which represent your topic
Spelling is important!
Use synonyms -- a thesaurus MIGHT help-- but think about other ways to describe your keyword.
Example Keyword: Movies
Keyword Synonyms: Film, Cinema, Box Office, Feature Film, DVD, motion picture, footage
Keyword Synonyms less likely to be used in academic writing: flicks, picture, picture show, cinematograph, talking picture, moving picture
Billington Library is excited to have the opportunity to provide all campus members with their own digital Kansas City Business Journal subscription.
Click here to establish your own Kansas City Business Journal Subscription.
You will be prompted to create an account. Enter your JCCC email address and choose a password. Once you have registered with your JCCC email address, you should be redirected to a page which prompts you to join JCCC's subscription group. Click on the checkbox to join the group and receive free access to the Kansas City Business Journal.
Access a video tutorial on using your free account here. Please note that the video describes how to find and use various features of your subscription AFTER you have registered your account. You will not be able to sign in to your account until you have completed registration.
