Library Resources for Penn Communications: Home

Set the drop-down menu to Journal Title Keyword to enter the name of a newspaper or journal (e.g. wall street journal). This is the most comprehensive search through the library's subscriptions and the best way to check to see if we have access to a certain newspaper or journal.

A broad, basic search for articles. Enter keywords from title, author name, etc to search through holdings from some, but not all, publishers.

Use the PennText Article Finder when you have an article's citation information (journal title, article title, date, author).

Create an account in 'New Refworks'. Click on 'Create an Account' and enter your Penn e-mail. Within RefWorks, you can create folders for different people or topics. You can generate a bibliography by checking the articles you want to cite and clicking on the quote mark. Many of our databases effortlessly export to RefWorks.

Personal account access to the WSJ.com website and mobile app access.

Create an account with your Penn email address to access your free subscription.

The library's subscription to FT.com requires you to register for an account with your Penn email address.

The Penn Libraries' campuswide subscription to The Washington Post provides access to the newspaper website only. PennKey authentication may be required for offcampus access.

Original reporting and analysis of breaking news in the life sciences and pharmaceutical industry.

Both the print and digital versions of the Philadelphia Business Journal, as well as its Book of Lists

From the Office of University Communications. "If there’s news at Penn, you’ll find it here. We strive to bring you faculty, staff, and student profiles, research updates, and the latest happenings on campus."

"Almanac is the weekly publication of record, opinion and news for the University of Pennsylvania faculty and staff. Almanac publishes AT PENN calendar posters and special supplements that extend its readership to students and special audiences such as alumni and neighbors. Founded as a four-page monthly in 1954, Almanac publishes 8-28 pages weekly during the academic year, publishing as-needed during breaks and producing Special Bulletins during emergencies or for special occasions. Almanac is currently digital-only, but is typically published in print and online.

The publication is funded by the University's Office of the President but reports editorially to an Almanac Advisory Board on which the representatives from the Faculty Senate, three staff Assemblies and the Administration monitor open expression and right-of-reply for those criticized in the pages."

The University of Pennsylvania's alumni magazine, with archives back to 1997.

"The Daily Pennsylvanian is the University of Pennsylvania's independent student media organization. We cover news about the University of Pennsylvania and from around the Philadelphia metro area."

Digitized by the Penn Libraries

Wharton news with media mentions, Wharton Business Daily from SiriusXM, and more.

Subscription access to Economist.com. No registration required.

The AdAge site includes a Data Center that contains among lots of other ad data, spot advertising costs per show.

Access to TheAtlantic.com through our institutional-wide subscription.

Access to articles, as well as the Insider Hub which includes a Pitch Deck Library, a Salary Database searchable by target company or job title, and more.

Free registration required to view more than 5 articles/month.