As of April 2021, the MLA Handbook is in its 9th edition. Some classes and professors may still be using the 8th edition, though.
Find copies of the 8th edition and 9th edition at the Libraries, or refer to the MLA Style Center's FAQs. The MLA Style Center also offers an Interactive Practice Template for use.
Tip: Pay attention to the edition offered by citation generator and management tools, and choose accordingly.
This site can also be helpful for learning to use the MLA citation style: Purdue OWL: MLA Formatting and Style Guide
Here is a sample MLA 9th edition citation of a newspaper article found in the PressReader database.
"Grave evidencia de la anomia institucional." Prensa Libre, 16 May 2018, p. 2. PressReader, https://www.pressreader.com/guatemala/prensa-libre/20180516/textview
