Permanent URL: https://library.spscc.edu/guide/coronavirus
This research guide contains a selection of resources from SPSCC Library's online databases to help you further understand COVID-19. It also include links to outside sources that will help you cope with online learning while staying safe and healthy. If you have additional sources that should be included in this guide, please send your recommendations to the library.
Since the pandemic began, our Asian community members have been battling racial bias, discrimination, and various assaults. This is unacceptable.
COVID-19 is not specific to any ethnicity or race. Racist behaviors, harassment, and discrimination are not tolerated at SPSCC.
If you experience harassment or discrimination while on campus, we encourage you to report it using this BIAS Incident Report form.
All SPSCC students and employees have a pre-paid subscription to The New York Times online. All you need to do to activate it is to follow the link below and use your SPSCC email to create your account.
NOTE: To start your subscription, you must click on the confirmation link that is sent to your SPSCC email after you have signed up. Don't miss this crucial step!
Students, Staff, and Faculty at South Puget Sound Community College all have a pre-paid subscription to The New York Times online through SPSCC Library. All you need to do to claim your subscription is activate it with your Clipper ID.
(Note: NYT account is NOT linked to your Clipper ID account. This means that when you change your Clipper ID password, your NYT password will not be affected and vice versa.)
(Note: This is the most important step in the entire process. If you miss this step, your NYT account will not be created and you may have problems trying to set it up later.)
(Note: The year you graduate is the year your New York Times subscription will end.)
(Note: if you are faculty/staff, you can renew your subscription when it expires as long as you are employed at SPSCC.)
You can also download the NYT app from the Apple App Store or Google Play to read the news on your mobile device.
