Writing guides you can use tonight, the odd corners of the APA, MLA, and Turabian formats (we call that series APA Obscura), the sources nursing students cite most, and what's new in PERRLA. Written by people who read the manual so you don't have to.
Fall semester is here, and PERRLA has been busy. This newsletter covers everything that’s new since May: the updated I’m Finished button that checks your paper before you download, the new PERRLA Online editor, the…
PERRLA’s July newsletter covers three things worth knowing about: the first-ever research poster presentation on PERRLA from Stephen F. Austin State University, a closer look at the Reference Annotator and how it…
Finals are here – and PERRLA has two updates timed just right. You can now cite AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini directly inside PERRLA’s reference engine. And a redesigned References panel makes managing sources…
Check out the latest announcements and updates from the March 2026 newsletter, including Tags in PERRLA Online, an upgrade to PERRLA's Google Chrome Extension, and details on a new Institutional Affiliate Program.
PERRLA's February 2026 newsletter covers Google Docs integration progress and upcoming features for the spring semester.
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APA 101 is the same material in order: eighteen short lessons from page setup to the final checks before you submit.
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