Answered By Library Staff
Last Updated: Dec 05, 2023     Views: 420

TCC no longer provides direct access to the Tulsa World, but one option the TCC Library still offers is that if you know the title of a specific article published in the Tulsa World, you can then place an interlibrary loan request for the material if you run into a paywall (if you need help finding an article from the Tulsa World about your topic, see this FAQ). The Tulsa World offers some limited free access to full-text content via its website.

As a TCC student, you can also access some of the Tulsa World through the Tulsa City-County public library:

You will need to get a library card through the public library. Learn more about that here.

Instructors can sign up for complimentary digital subscriptions to teachers for their students (if you're a student, let your instructor know!): 

The Tulsa World — along with other news organizations in Lee Enterprises — is offering the NIE program to connect teachers and students with local journalism and local journalists. This program allows them to read and see the work of local journalists — the reporters, photographers, and editors who live in the community — who strive to produce original reporting and in-depth coverage of the most relevant topics.

From here.

Sign up for the Tulsa World Newspapers in Education Program.

As of 2023, instructors/teachers will get a username and password to give to their students once their access is approved (takes a few days).