Does The New Yorker have a student discount?
No — as far as we can verify, The New Yorker does not currently offer a student discount.
The New Yorker's own subscribe page shows no student option — only the introductory offer open to everyone. Some coupon sites list a student rate that needs a school email to unlock, but we couldn't confirm it on newyorker.com.
- Last checked
- October 7, 2026
How we checked
Student deals to try instead
- The Atlantic$54.99/year (digital)
Students and educators get a year of The Atlantic for $54.99 (digital), $59.99 (print + digital) or $75 (premium)
- The Wall Street Journal$4/month (digital); ~$10/month (print + digital)
WSJ Student Digital from ~$4/month (or ~$10/mo print + digital); rate holds while enrolled
- The Economistup to 75% off annual digital (also promoted as 50% off); free Espresso app
Students save up to ~75% on an annual digital subscription, plus a free Espresso daily-news app membership
- Bloomberg$9.99/month (vs $39.99/mo standard, ~75% off)
Bloomberg Student Digital at $9.99/month until graduation (vs $39.99/mo standard)
The Atlantic
The Wall Street Journal
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We keep checking
We re-verify on a schedule. If The New Yorker launches a student offer, it'll appear in the directory — and this page will change to a yes.