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Access to premium content from the Chronicle of Higher Education for all MCLA faculty, staff, and students

04/16/2020

Emily Alling

Library Resources, MCLA Community Resources, News

The library is pleased to be able to provide access to premium content on the Chronicle of Higher Education to all MCLA faculty, staff, and students.

You can read premium content in one of two ways:

Create an account on the Chronicle site using your mcla.edu email address, and make sure to be logged in to that account when you visit chronicle.com; OR
Use the following link, which will prompt you to log in with your A number and password: https://libproxy.mcla.edu/login?url=https://www.chronicle.com/

Please let the library know if you have any trouble accessing the subscription.

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