Ever wonder how to correctly punctuate a sentence with an emoji? The Chicago Manual of Style, which recently published its 18th edition, has you covered. Since 1906, the University of Chicago Press ...

Reference Format and Style Quirks In the Chicago Manual of Style, there are two methods of citation, depending upon the field in which you’re writing. A common approach in liberal arts, specifically ...

In the last century, the title has shrunk, while the Manual’s guidance has only expanded in response to changes in publishing, technology and society. The 17th edition of The Chicago Manual of Style ...

The style guide still endorses the serial comma (which PW does not) and numerals are still spelled out from one through one hundred and at the beginning of a sentence.

The “style” on which Chicago advises is not whether you use too many adjectives or should consider shorter paragraphs. For such matters, turn to Orwell or Strunk and White.

The editors of the Chicago Manual of Style resist the changing winds of linguistic fashion. But that doesn’t mean they ignore how the English language and usage are evolving.