The IUB Libraries and the Campus Writing Program have developed the following guides as a quick reference to citing sources. These guides are based on the APA and MLA manuals. Copies of these manuals are available throughout the libraries on campus.

• APA Style: A Quick Guide
• Chicago Style: A Quick Guide
• MLA Style: A Quick Guide

The complete Chicago Manual of Style is available online.

The Government Information, Maps and Microforms Services Department (GIMSS) has developed:

• A Guide to Citing U. S. Government Publications
• A Guide to Citing International Organization Publications

Doing company or industry research? Need to cite annual reports, data from Factiva, ThomsonOne or other similar sources? The Business/SPEA Information Commons staff have a handy guide for you!

• Business/SPEA Information Commons Citation Guide

Print style manuals are also available in the libraries, including:

• A manual for writers of research papers, theses, and dissertations: Chicago style for students and researchers (Turabian)
• The MLA style manual
• MLA handbook for writers of research papers
• Publication manual of the American Psychological Association
• The Chicago manual of style
• ASA style guide
• The bluebook : a uniform system of citation

Information on citation management software such as Endnote, Mendeley and Zotero