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.
The complete Chicago Manual of Style is available online.
The MLA Style Center offers a free online overview of MLA citation formatting.
The Government Information, Maps and Microforms Services Department (GIMMS) has developed:
- A Guide to Citing U. S. Government Publications (newly revised page coming soon)
- 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!
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
- The MLA Handbook (9th edition)
- Publication manual of the American Psychological Association (APA, 7th edition)
- The Chicago manual of style (17th edition)
- ASA style guide
- The bluebook : a uniform system of citation (21st edition)
Information on citation management software such as Endnote, Mendeley and Zotero
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