How do I cite a source in-text that doesn’t have page numbers in Chicago Style?
Answer
Sources such as newspapers,* magazines, and webpages that do not have page numbers would not have page numbers in the footnotes.
Example:
- Author First Name Author Last Name, “Article Title,” Source Title, Date.
1. Victoria Brenan, “Urban Red Foxes Show Similarities to Domesticated Dogs,” Herald, 2020.
*If a newspaper does have page numbers, do not include them in footnotes.
If you have a Journal Article that has an article number, rather than page numbers, please refer to How do I cite a journal article that only has an article number in Chicago Style?
If you need further help, contact a librarian
This question has been updated to the 18th edition of Chicago Style.
If you are using 17th edition, see this Library Handout, Purdue OWL, or contact a librarian.