Author-Date Citations

• WEBPAGE: Author-Date Reference List

Yale University. n.d. “About Yale: Yale Facts.” Accessed March 8, 2022. https://www.yale.edu/about-yale/yale-facts.

Webpages

  • ■ Author/s or Organization.
  • creator/s of the work, end with a period
  • ignore “The” when alphabetizing
  • follows the same rules as articles
  • Publication Year.
  • end with a period
  • as seen above, if no date is listed, write “ n.d.”
  • ■ “Title.”
  • in quotation marks, capitalize all important words, end with a period
  • ■ Accessed/Retrieved/Published/Archived/Updated Date.
  • Month Day, Year format, end with a period
  • important date for webpage, such as the day it was accessed, archived, published, updated, etc.
  • should be a date that adds important information about the source, such as “Updated...” for a breaking news article or “Retrieved...” for an archived webpage
  • Location.
  • the webpage's URL, end with a period
  • Hanging Indent
  • every line after the first, should be half an inch forward