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All current students, staff and faculty can register for a free digital campus subscription to the New York Times.
Create your free NYT campus subscription:
***If you have previously created a personal nytimes.com account, we recommend logging out of your account on the NYT webpage or clearing your browser's cache/cookies before activating your campus subscription.
- Go to the NYT registration page: https://fdlproxy.mnpals.net/login?url=https://ezmyaccount.nytimes.com/group-pass (if creating your account off campus, you will be prompted to sign in through the ezproxy using your Star ID and password).
- Click the blue Create Your Account button, enter your campus email address, then click Continue
- Enter a password of your choice, then click Create My Account.
- You should get a confirmation page with a blue Go to NY Times button. Click the button to access the NYT site. (If the button does not reroute you to the full site, go to nytimes.com and click the login link on the upper right hand side of the page.
All current students, staff and faculty can register for a free digital campus subscription to the Wall Street Journal.
Create your free WSJ campus subscription:
- Go to the WSJ registration page: https://www.wsj.com/FDLTCC
- Choose your account type from the drop-down menu (Student, Staff, or Professor)
- Enter your first and last name and your FDLTCC email address (@s.fdltcc.edu).
- For students, enter your graduation date
- Create a password of your choice
- Check the box: "I agree to the Privacy Policy, Subscriber Agreement, Cookie Policy"
- Click the blue CREATE button
After you register, immediately login to the Wall Street Journal at https://www.wsj.com/ to verify your email address (it may take a few minutes to receive the verification email).
Once you verify your email address you will have full access to the WSJ.com website and you can download the WSJ mobile app.
Student accounts remain active until graduation.
Faculty and staff will need to validate their subscriptions once per year.
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