Bloomberg.com Access through January 31, 2026: Bloomberg.com Access through January 31, 2026: Bloomberg.com

How can current RIT students, staff and faculty access Bloomberg.com?

Go to the site directly and click Sign In located on the right.

Do not use any of the drop-down options offered or the Create one option

Only use the email field at the top of the pop-up box.

Use your RIT email address ending in @rit.edu.

A code will be emailed to your @rit.edu address which you will input to access your account for the first time.

Once in, go to My Account off to the right and use Create Password to set your account password. The system will prompt you to input a new one-time code to verify your identity.

Video demonstrating access. Music only, no audio narration.

What is Bloomberg.com?

Bloomberg.com is a suite of news products, offering a look at the world through a business lens to reveal the most comprehensive version of every story. Every discipline at RIT can benefit from the breadth of news coverage found on Bloomberg.com. 

How does RIT have "free" access through January 31, 2026?

A multi-disciplinary team of RIT students who won the 2024 Bloomberg Global Trading Challenge! Thank you Evan Macko, Carter Ptak and Rosa Kauffman!!!! Read more through the links below.

What is available on Bloomberg.com?

• Unlimited articles
• Businessweek - current issues & full archive
• Access to the Bloomberg app for smartphones and tablets
• Ability to create a Watchlists to monitor stocks, indexes, and relevant news in one place
• Audio versions of all articles
• Live Bloomberg TV
• Global version of Bloomberg.com
• Subscriber-only newsletters
• 5 Gift articles per month
• Lots more! Head in and explore!

But I am not studying or interested in business, why should I check it out?

Though Bloomberg and Businessweek are known for business coverage, the news coverage is broader than just business. Politics, economics, and tech sections are available from the home page. Industry coverage is available for energy, entertainment, finance, health, consumer, real estate, legal transportation, telecom, sports and space is offered. The Pursuits section (located under Work & Life) section covers Arts, Autos, Style, Living and Travel. 

Interested in learning more about current events and other topics? Explainers (found under Explore) will get you up to speed.

Bloomberg Originals (found under Media) are short documentaries on many subjects. The Future with Hannah Fry, a Professor in the Mathematics of Cities, a bestselling author, and an award-winning science presenter, is one of many series on the platform.

Explore Bloomberg.com and you will probably find something of interest to you!

What happens when the Trading Challenge prize access ends on January 31, 2026?

Campus wide access will end on January 31, 2026. If you find this resource helpful for your coursework, advocate for funding.

• Explain in detail how it helped you succeed in your coursework and projects.
• Provide real world examples beyond just asking for a source or saying it was helpful.