This page provides guidelines and examples to help maintain consistency in written materials produced throughout UAB. It is based on three common style guides: the Associated Press (AP) Stylebook, The ...

Strategic Communications & Marketing (SCM) generally follows AP style and subscribes to the AP Stylebook, which includes spelling, grammar, style and usage and stresses consistency, clarity, accuracy ...

The University Style Guide is designed to help writers and communicators across campus with matters of grammar and style, whether writing for the University’s internal or external audiences. This ...

Whether an Outlook or SacSend email, memo, report, slide deck, web page, or other instances, all written communications should consistently model the Sacramento State experience, as well as the IRT ...

The early style guides came in the form of manuscripts and books, mainly out of academia and journalism. They were made for print, in print. Left, Associated Press, 1998. Right, University of Chicago, ...

Editors and reporters follow style. No, not the old "Don't wear white after Labor Day" type of fashion advice. Writing style. The census is lowercase, unless it's used as part of the formal U.S.

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. The Associated Press changed its writing ...

There is an important and influential type of public writing that scholars have described as the “classic style.” The classic text to teach this style is titled “Clear and Simple as the Truth,” ...

The Writing Style Guide provides general guidelines as well as answers to university-specific style questions, such as official names for rooms and buildings and the preferred spellings for programs ...

The DePauw University Style Guide provides writing style standards for publications created for DePauw’s external audiences. Also included are examples of correct grammar and forms about which people ...

These signs contain directional arrows. Use the full name of the school, office, department or division. Use an individual’s official title from the SUNY Cortland Online Directory. Numbers after ...