who: anyone with an @christchurchschool.org email
what: free, fully paid access to the entire New York Times site, including the NYTimes mobile app
how:
- Visit nytimes.com/passes. Create a free NYTimes account using your school email address. (You can also use the Google button—be sure to connect to your @christchurchschool.org address, not a personal gmail account.)
- Check your CCS email inbox and click on the link in your confirmation message. (Check your spam or updates/promotions folder maybe.)
- But don't just click! That link will bring you to an NYT page and you must answer the questions on that page or your account will not be registered. (Select faculty/student and graduation year. Pretty easy—but make sure you do it.)
- (If the email doesn't arrive, send an email to edu@nytimes.com from your school email address to request confirmation, or use their chat feature during business hours—they solve problems really quickly via chat.)
You have successfully claimed a Pass when you see the Start Your Access screen. Now you can enjoy seamless, full access to NYTimes.com and NYT mobile apps from any location, on or off campus, just by logging into your NYTimes.com account. You may download NY Times mobile apps at nytimes.com/mobile.
HINT: Remain logged into your New York Times account to have seamless access to NYTimes.com and the mobile apps for the duration of your Pass.
NOTE: If you already pay for your subscription to the NYT through your school email, you will need to cancel that account before you can sign up using your free CCS access. Unfortunately, they require you to actually contact a person (via chat or phone) in order to cancel, though the process is quite straightforward once you do so. Get there by clicking the tab for “Account” on the top right of the NYT home page, then click on “Account” or “Billing” and navigate to “Cancel my account.” You will not lose any articles you saved; they always stay attached to your email address whether you have an account, cancel it, or sign up again as you would in this case.