With author


You may need to consult more than one section of Re:cite to accurately represent the source used. Your citation may look different depending on the number of authors it has. Check the frequently asked questions about Chicago B page for further advice.


In-text citation example

Joyce (2016) reported that…

OR

…should be made mandatory (Joyce 2016).

Reference list

Reference list template

Author Surname, First name. Year of publication. "Title of article." Title of Newspaper, Month, day of publication. DOI/URL/Database name.

Reference list example

Joyce, Christopher. 2016. “Artificial Intelligence Yields Huge Results from Brexit.” Australian Financial Review, July 15. http://www.afr.com/personal-finance/shares/artificial-intelligence-yields-huge-returns-from-brexit-20160705-gpza32.

Tips for this reference type

  • See Manual 14.89.  Also refer to 14.1 for adapting examples to Chicago B.
  • If the article has multiple authors, see the advice on the About Chicago A page.
  • Newspaper titles are italicised.
  • Article titles are included in quotation marks.
  • If there is no article title, include the article type without quotation marks. For example: Editorial. or Obituary for John Smith.
  • In circumstances where new stories are unfolding over time (e.g. live updates online), it may be appropriate to include a time-stamp where one is included with the article. List the time as posted, with the time zone as appropriate (i.e. 3:55 pm EST).
  • A period in the middle of a newspaper headline may be changed to a colon (14.90).
  • Omit the initial The for English language newspaper titles (14.91).
  • Add a city name in brackets if the newspaper is not well known e.g. Examiner (Launceston).
  • You may include the specific edition in your footnotes or bibliography entries if relevant. e.g. final edition; afternoon edition.
  • If the paper is published in several sections, the section number or name may be given.
  • Page numbers are not required

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)