If you're on the Olin network or you've got Olin credentials, you have free unlimited access to these publications. Note that the The New York Times requires you set up a free account that will grant you access from anywhere for one year.
Off Campus Access
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- The New York Times
- Register with Olin email for access
- Users must renew subscription once a year to maintain access.
- The Washington Post
- Register with Olin email for access | Access without logging in
- Chronicle of Higher Education
- Register with Olin email for access | Access without logging in.
- Chronicle of Philanthropy
- Register with Olin email for access | Access without loggin in.
Temporary access via Boston Public Library
The Boston Public Library is the official library of Massachusetts. Anyone who lives here most of the year (including college students!) is eligible for a
BPL eCard
,which grants access to. Access the
newspapers
listed below, an entirely different collection of Libby ebooks and audiobooks (sync to your Libby account after registering, just like adding your
Olin/Minuteman account
),
almost all O’Reilly publications
,> and more
!
- Boston Globe
- BPL Access Here
- Wall Street Journal
- BPL Access Here Wall Street BPL Page
Academic Journals
The Olin Library mostly subscribes to large journal packages, which bundle thousands of titles into a single subscription. To browse all titles, go to the Publications
section of OlinScholar (direct link from left--hand menu on any page of OlinScholar).
We also subscribe to a select few individual, high-demand titles. These are also searchable in OlinScholar and are listed below:
We also subscribe to a select few individual, high-demand titles. These are also searchable in OlinScholar and are listed below:
- Journal of Women and Minorities in Science and Engineering
- International Journal of Engineering Education (IJEE)
- Journal of Engineering Education (2013-present)
- Nature
- New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM)
- Science Magazine
- Scientific American
- Although it’s highly respected, Scientific American is written for a general audience and is not a peer reviewed journal.
- Popular Science
- Stanford Social Innovation Review