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RLST 322 / HIST 390AU: Origins of Modern Antisemitism and the Holocaust (Wagner, Spring 2025): Citing Your Sources

Citation resources

Below are a number of citation resources to assist you in citing sources in your assignments for this class.

Please feel free to contact the librarian with any citation questions.

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APA Style

The APA Style website provides excellent style and grammar guidelines (including examples of in-text citations and reference list entries).
Purdue University has a handy online guide to APA Style that has been updated to reflect 7th edition APA changes.
The 7th edition of The Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association is available in all four libraries on campus.

Chicago Style (Notes and Bibliography)

The online Chicago Manual of Style is available through the U of R Libraries, and the Notes and Bibliography -- Sample Citations section contains helpful examples of Chicago NB citations.
Purdue University has a handy online guide to Chicago Style (although it's always best to confirm your findings in The Chicago Manual of Style). In particular, their Chicago NB Sample Paper is helpful as a model of how footnotes should look in a paper.

MLA Style

MLA has an excellent e-resource that we subscribe to at the U of R. This contains virtually the same information as the print handbook, but can be accessed remotely using your uregina username and password.
The print MLA Handbook (9th edition) can be found in the Reference sections of all campus libraries