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 ...

Looking to scale your content production? Then you'll need guidelines to keep your content consistently on-brand. Learn how to create a style guide here. You’re ready to publish a white paper, but a ...

Writers and editors should adhere to our house style for all written communications. Our house style, a customized version of AP style, can be found here. Please note: This website can only be ...

The Bucknell Style Guide is the official reference document for anyone writing internal messages for the campus community or external communications on behalf of the University. Its basis is the ...

The editors at Strategic Relations and Communications have developed this editorial style guide for CU Boulder faculty and staff, especially those who write for an external or formal audience. Such ...

Documentation is often an afterthought — especially for open-source projects. That can make it harder for newcomers to join a project, for example, and sometimes badly written documentation is worse ...

Rebranding presents a quandary: It's all about change, but customers love consistency. Although a rebrand offers the potential for new markets, more awareness, and stronger positioning, balancing the ...

This guide is intended to help you format your homework to better communicate mathematical ideas. The purpose of your homework is to communicate to your instructor that you are fluent with the ...

This guide aims to help American Chemical Society staff and members communicate in ways that recognize and respect diversity in all its forms.

Our web style guide documents design standards for all Michigan Tech websites. It also includes examples for all widgets available in our central CMS with links to instructions on how to create them.