Library Guides: ED 102: University Success: Citing Sources

Have Citation Questions?

Find out which citation style your professor wants you to use and then follow that style's guidelines. The most commonly used styles at UP are APA, Chicago, and MLA.

Use Library Chat or email reference@up.edu to get more help from the library. We can recommend citation guides and answer specific questions about citations.

APA Style (7th ed.) Help

APA Style (7th edition) Citation Guide (UP Library)
Provides examples for citing a variety of sources from the common (journal articles, books, websites) to the less common (lecture notes, blog posts, etc.).

APA 7th ed. Sample Paper (UP Library)

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Help

Chicago Style (17th edition) Citation Guide (UP Library)
Provides examples for citing a variety of sources from the common (journal articles, books, websites) to the less common (lecture notes, blog posts, etc.), as well as examples for citing biblical and Catholic sources.
Chicago Style (Purdue OWL)

MLA Style (9th ed.) Help

MLA Style (9th edition) Citation Guide (UP Library)
Provides examples for citing a variety of sources from the common (journal articles, books, websites) to the less common (lecture notes, blog posts, etc.).
MLA Style, 9th ed. (Purdue OWL)

On the MLA Style Center website you will find:

Ask the MLA
A quick guide to works cited
An interactive citation template
Guidelines on formatting a research paper