This guide explains how to format a newspaper article citation in ASA (7th Edition). Follow the format template below, refer to the real example, and use the step-by-step instructions to build your citation correctly.
The general pattern for citing a newspaper article in ASA (7th Edition):
Template
Author, First Name. Year. "Title of Article." *Newspaper Name*, Month Day, pp. Pages.
How the citation appears within the body of your paper:
In-text citation
(Tavernise 2024)
The full citation as it appears in your reference list:
Reference list entry
Tavernise, Sabrina. 2024. "A Demographic Shift in American Politics." *The New York Times*, March 5, pp. A1, A14.
List the author(s)
Invert all author names: Last, First.
Add the year
Write the year followed by a period.
Write the article title
Place in double quotation marks with headline-style capitalization.
Add the newspaper name and date
Italicize the newspaper name. Follow with a comma, the month and day.
Include page numbers or URL
For print: add ", pp." and the page numbers. For online: add Retrieved Date (URL).
Before creating your citation, gather the following information from your newspaper article:
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