Dogs of The Times processing-sub-illustration since the terminal was opened

since the terminal was opened in 1913

we shall continue to be a symbol of freedom and guardian of the eternal values that so inspired those who came to this port of entry

This New York Times poster is inspired by the newspaper's first brand campaign in a decade

This image illustrated Simon Critchley’s article about a disheveled but brilliant undergraduate teacher remembered for his quotations

I blew a whistle

Dogs of The Times processing-sub-illustration since the terminal was openedThey say every dog has its day. If that day involves eating dynamite, walking home 1,500 miles, fighting off wild hogs, riding freight trains and having a wooden leg, then that dog probably made it into the pages of The New York Times. Dogs: From the Archives of The Times unleashes more than 140 of our greatest dog stories. Dogs silly, smart, heroic, adventurous, greedy and talented all show up to prove theyre mans best friend and a newspapers