Instructions for New Subscribers (Requires a current UW NetID.)
Instructions for Existing Subscribers (If you already have a paid NYT account, you will need to cancel it before you can change it to a free UW-provided account.)
The New York Times digital edition is now available for all current UW and Cascadia College students, staff and faculty via the UW Libraries campus-wide subscription. |
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IMPORTANT FACTS:
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Go to accessnyt.com .
Type and select "University of Washington and Cascadia College" in the box. Tip: Typing in "Cascadia" works as well and will be faster.
If you are off campus, you may be prompted to login with your UW NetID. When you are directed to the "Welcome to The New York Times" page, click "Create Account." (See instructions below if you are an existing subscriber.)
Use your UW email address and create a password.
For security, we recommend NOT using your UW password.
Cascadia students, staff and faculty: your UW email is your UW NetID plus "@uw.edu." If you need help with your UW NetID, contact the Cascadia IT Service Desk.
Select if you are a Student or Faculty/Staff.
Click on "Get Started."
Begin reading The NYT anytime, anywhere, using any device by logging in to NYTimes.com or via the NYT app (available for Apple and Android) using your UW NYT account information.
If you encounter an error message, email edu@nytimes.com.
If you already subscribe to the NYT with a paid personal subscription and you'd like to change it to a free UW-provided account, you will need to cancel your personal subscription before you can claim your free UW account. You may continue to use the email address and password associated with your cancelled subscription which enables you to keep any personalization and newsletters you receive. To cancel an existing account, please contact New York Times Customer Care:
Once the subscription is cancelled:
If you encounter an error message, email edu@nytimes.com.
When you create a UW NYTimes.com account, your personal information is subject to use by The New York Times Company as described below.
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