Reminder: Levy Library doesn’t just license thousands of research journals. We also support Mount Sinai faculty and administrators by licensing the news sources that you need to stay on top of changes in your field, such as the widely read Chronicle of Higher Education.
Tech Tip: If you are on-campus, you may have found that you can simply go to The Chronicle web site and get access to all the current premium content; The Chronicle will probably recognize you as being from Mount Sinai. But if you are not recognized, or if you are trying to access The Chronicle from off-campus, you will need go to our E-Journals database (linked from the Levy Library homepage).
Once you are in E-Journals, search for The Chronicle by title. You’ll see it’s available on several platforms. For the most current, full-featured version, click the link to Chronicle of Higher Education. If you are off-campus, you will be asked to authenticate with your Mount Sinai email user name and password (your Active Directory credentials).
If you are looking for older issues, you may find it easier to browse The Chronicle through the ProQuest platform. The Chronicle web site only lists the last 25 issues—older content can be found by searching. But ProQuest has every issue (and full-text) going back to 1988.
Oh—and we have current issues of The Chronicle in print in the Levy Library. Look for them in our Leisure Reading collection.

