Online access to The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post is now available through Memorial Hall Library.  Like our New York Times Direct Digital Access, each of these respected newspapers provides access to large public libraries like ours in different ways. Here is the new newspaper content MHL patrons can access.  

The Washington Post   (available at home to Andover library cardholders)  
Direct access to the Washington Post. Features include:   

• Articles dating from 2004 to the present
• Expert reporting and analysis from Washington and around the world, including award-winning investigative coverage and editorial commentary
• Real-time Q&A Discussions providing a behind the scenes look at key stories
• Live-streaming of Washington Post Live events, where top-level government and business leaders, emerging voices, and newsmakers discuss the most pressing national and global issues of the day

To access The Washington Post:

1. Click "The Washington Post" link or logo on our Articles & Databases page.
2. If you are inside the library, you will have unlimited digital access to washingtonpost.com and all Washington Post apps . If you are outside the library, you will be taken to a webpage that asks for your Memorial Hall Library card number, then taken to a page that asks you to create or sign in with a free Washington Post account. Once signed in, you will have free access to washingtonpost.com and all Washington Post apps for seven days. To continue after seven days, simply revisit this page and restart the process.

The Wall Street Journal    (library use only) 
Direct access to The Wall Street Journal online. Search defaults to searching the last 90 days' worth of WSJ articles but the advanced search lets you search the last four years. Also available:

• digital versions of the print editions
• the WSJ Magazine
• profiles, financials, and research & ratings of thousands of companies
• U.S., Asia, Europe, India, China, and Japan editions