Style Guides & Citation
ENGL uses the MLA Style Guide.
The complete MLA style guide (a.k.a., the MLA Handbook, Eighth Edition) is currently only available in print format. There are no Kindle or Nook or other eBook versions at this time.
Because the official MLA style guide is not available in an institutional version from the publishers we cannot license it for student use. You are free to purchase your own copies of the complete MLA style guide directly from the Modern Language Association or from the bookseller of your choice.
Writing@APUS provides resources for all aspects of the writing process, from choosing a topic to proofreading the final draft. Also included are detailed information on using style guides.
Writing@APUS is the APUS Library’s writing reference resource for students and faculty. It's designed to supplement and complement writing instruction delivered across all disciplines, and houses a complete guide to all aspects of academic writing, from organizing your research to formatting your citations.
Find Writing@APUS on the APUS Library website:
After logging in to the library (faculty login info; student login info), hover over the Resources & Services tab to access the drop down menus. You will see the link to the Writing@APUS site under "Resources & Services."
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Writing@APUS is the APUS Library’s writing reference resource for all students and faculty. While the dedicated section on Graduate Writing provides more in-depth material that graduate students will find especially useful, undergraduate students are welcome and will find useful information there as well.
Selected Resources on Grammar