Chicago Manual of Style

Historians use the Chicago Manual of Style to format their citations. The following resources will help guide you through building citations in this format.

Noodletools

Easily export sources from the databases, build citations, and take notes using Noodletools!

This tutorial explains how to start a project in Noodletools.

This tutorial explains how to build your citations in Noodletools. Ask the Librarians to show you how to easily export your sources straight from the databases!

This tutorial explains how to start taking notes using the notecard feature in Noodletools.

OWL Purdue is the "mother guide" for all things Chicago Style.

OWL Purdue

This Libguide from Columbia College provides a thorough overview of the citation style, including formatting examples for a variety of source types (use the "How do I Cite" drop down).

Columbia Guide

Chicago Manual of Style

Noodletools

Style Guides