The Author-Date style is used in the sciences the Notes-Bibliography style is used more in the humanities. There are two versions of Chicago Style citation: Author-Date and Notes-Bibliography. Students in these fields are often required to write academic essays in “Chicago Style” or “Chicago Format.” It is important to note that the style known as “Turabian” is a version of Chicago Style that was created by Editor Kate Turabian specifically for undergraduate students. Now in its sixteenth edition, the Manual has become the standard for scholarship in the academic fields labeled the Humanities, most notably History and the Fine Arts. In order to facilitate this process and avoid stylistic inconsistencies, the Press published the Manual of Style: Being a compilation of the typographical rules in force at the University of Chicago Press, to which are appended specimens of type in use- in 1906, which came to be known as the first edition of The Chicago Manual of Style. The University of Chicago Press opened for business in 1891, and quickly began turning the Professors’ hand-written manuscripts into published material.
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