Campus Access to the Chronicle of Higher Education
The University Libraries have subscribed to the Chronicle of Higher Education for the University of Minnesota system.To ensure that you are able to log in from off campus, bookmark this library URL (not the publisher's URL):
http://ej.lib.umn.edu/?url=http://chronicle.com/
What is included?
Our institutional subscription includes
- The complete contents of the latest issue of the Chronicle, added to the Web site every Monday
- Daily Web updates on the latest news in higher education
- Searchable archives of articles back to Sept. 1989 and daily news stories to May 1998
- Statistics, essays, grant listings
- The Almanac of Higher Education, an annual report from the Chronicle, back to 1995
Arts
and Letters Daily is publicly available.
It does NOT include
It does NOT include
- Academe Today, the daily
email report, which remains an exclusive benefit for those who have
individual subscriptions.
- Chronicle of Philanthropy (including its Guide to Grants)
More specifics on content are on the
publisher's site at:
http://chronicle.com/subscribe/campuswide/more.htm
http://chronicle.com/subscribe/campuswide/more.htm
Can I still get the Academe Today email every day?
Academe
Today, the daily email report, remains an exclusive benefit for
those who have individual subscriptions. However, the daily news
items are still available on the Chronicle
home page; also, the Chronicle
makes available several news feeds in RSS (Really Simple
Syndication), including its daily news.
Can I set up an RSS feed of the Chronicle and get the equivalent of the daily news e-mail?
The Chronicle
makes available several news feeds in RSS (Really Simple
Syndication), including its daily news. However, note that Academe Today and the RSS daily
news feed are close but not quite the same:
Academe Today (available only to individual subscribers) includes daily alerts which consists of a headline/link to full story followed by a sentence or two of description; so does the RSS daily news feed. But every edition of Academe Today also includes links and references to content that it is in the weekly newspaper, as well as links to online discussion, essays in the Chronicle Review; career guidance posted on the job portion of its web site, Chronicle Careers; and postings on its other web site, Arts and Letters Daily.
In the works is a weekly RSS that would act as a guide to the printed newspaper.
Help setting up RSS is available at:
http://chronicle.com/help/rss.htm
To add the Chronicle’s daily news channel feed (RSS) to MyU Portal:
Academe Today (available only to individual subscribers) includes daily alerts which consists of a headline/link to full story followed by a sentence or two of description; so does the RSS daily news feed. But every edition of Academe Today also includes links and references to content that it is in the weekly newspaper, as well as links to online discussion, essays in the Chronicle Review; career guidance posted on the job portion of its web site, Chronicle Careers; and postings on its other web site, Arts and Letters Daily.
In the works is a weekly RSS that would act as a guide to the printed newspaper.
Help setting up RSS is available at:
http://chronicle.com/help/rss.htm
To add the Chronicle’s daily news channel feed (RSS) to MyU Portal:
- Go to the MyU portal (https://www.myu.umn.edu) page and sign-in.
- Click on the "my News" tab in the grey navigation bar at the top of the page.
- Click on the blue "Configure" button at the top right.
- Scroll down to the line "Chronicle.com - Today's News - UMTC" and check the first box, "Show in My News." (Optional) To receive an Email Subscription, also click one of these boxes: Daily, Weekly, or ASAP.
- Click "Back to My News" at the top or bottom of the page. The Chronicle headline news summary should now appear on your "my News" page (updated daily).
Does the Libraries license include the coordinate campuses?
The University's license includes the
Crookston and Duluth campuses. The Morris campus has a different
access mode in place.