Fairmont State provides all faculty, staff, and students with Digital ALL ACCESS to the New York Times.
Single Sign-On (SSO) for members of Fairmont State University is established by IT. SSO permits you to use a single ID/password to access multiple related, yet independent, software systems.
In this case, SSO will allow you to maintain any Games streaks, saved articles and recipes, and preferences and newsletters if you have an existing NY Times account.
It will also permit you to maintain your account when you graduate or if you leave the university.
Note that the steps to take advantage of this benefit vary depending on whether you are:
A New NY Times user
or
A Registered NY Times subscriber
Please follow the steps to register that fit your scenario.
A. For NEW NY Times users:
1. Visit the NY Times Single Sign-on (SSO) Landing page
- Log on using your Fairmont State email address
2. After you click Create Account you will be brought to the page below, which will allow you to login via Fairmont State Single Sign-On
- Re-enter your Fairmont State email address
- If you are not on a Fairmont State network, you may have to validate your identify
- Once you click ‘Continue,’ you will be directed to the NY Times home page
3. You can then set up the NYTimes app on your phone or tablet
4. If you receive an error message, please email edu@nytimes.com for assistance.
B. For REGISTERED NY Times subscribers:
1. You must first cancel your personal subscription to the NY Times
2. Visit the NY Times Single Sign-on (SSO) Landing page
- Log on using your existing NY Times account
3. After you click Log In you will be brought to the page below, which will allow you to log in via Fairmont State Single Sign-On
- Enter your Fairmont State email address
- If you are not on a Fairmont State network, you may have to validate your identify
- If you have paid subscriptions to other content such as Games, Cooking, The Athletic, or Wirecutter, these should not interfere with adding News via SSO
- Once you click ‘Continue,’ you will be directed to the NY Times home page
4. You can then set up the NYTimes app on your phone or tablet
5. If you receive an error message, please email edu@nytimes.com for assistance.
The NY Times has also offered to conduct a webinar for faculty about how to integrate the paper into classes.