Full text (no ads or pictures) from 1985 to the present. For access to older issues, see Proquest Historical Newspapers: Los Angeles Times [1881-2015].
Full text (no ads or pictures) from 1985 to the present. For access to older issues, see Proquest Historical Newspapers: Chicago Tribune [1849-2013].
Full text (no ads or pictures) from 1980 to the present. For access to older issues, see Proquest Historical Newspapers: The New York Times [1851-2019].
Full text, from 1984 to present. For access to older issues, see ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Wall Street Journal [1889-2012].
Also see: NEWS GUIDE to all UCLA news subscriptions.
Searches articles, theses, books, abstracts, patents, and court opinions from academic publishers, professional societies, online repositories, universities, and other web sites.
Indexes journal articles about Central and South America, Mexico, the Caribbean basin, the United States-Mexico border region, and Hispanics in the United States. Articles are drawn from more than 500 key social science and humanities journals. Produced by the UCLA Latin American Center.
Indexes worldwide publications on literature, language, linguistics, folklore, film, television, and theater from 1923 to the present. See also the MLA Directory of Periodicals.
If UCLA does not own an item, UC students, faculty, and staff can request it through the Interlibrary Loan (ILL) service. There is no charge for this service for UCLA students, faculty and staff.
- Submit an Interlibrary Loan Request. The Interlibrary Loan Service enables UC students, faculty, and staff to borrow materials not available in UCLA Libraries. You don't have to specify a location, UCLA will automatically search for availability in other libraries, both in this country and abroad.
- Check the status of your Interlibrary Loan Request. Sign in to your UCLA Library Account to determine the status of your ILL requests.
OFF-CAMPUS ACCESS
To access restricted resources from off campus, use either the Bruin OnLine Proxy Server (a setting in your Web browser) or the Virtual Private Networking (VPN) UCLA authentication option.
A program you install on your computer, the UCLA VPN allows you to surf websites privately and securely as well as gain access to UCLA subscription websites and sources.
A simple browser setting which will automatically divert you to a UCLA logon page when you first access a restricted site.
An extra layer of online protection for your access and account.
Your UCLA IT experts, available for UCLA students, faculty and staff to contact with ANY access problem.
ON-CAMPUS ACCESS
To access restricted resources from your laptop or computer on the UCLA campus, use either the (preferred) EDUroam wireless network or the UCLA_WIFI wireless network.
Provides the highest level of security and is the recommended network for UCLA faculty, students, and staff. Devices must be configured in advance before using this network. Logon is username@ucla.edu. This is the only network that allows wireless printing from CLICC laptops.
Note: Sign into EDUroam using your UCLA Logon ID with @ucla.edu appended (jbruin@ucla.edu) and password.