Identity Guidelines
Editorial Style Guide
O
off-campus, on-campus
Hyphenate as an adjective before the noun; otherwise, leave as two words.
He lives in on-campus housing.
She’s always wanted to live on campus.
on-campus housing
UTSA’s on-campus housing options are Chaparral Village, Laurel Village, Chisholm Hall and University Oaks.
office
Capitalize only when part of a formal name. Lowercase the informal reference:
Office of Communications
BUT communications office
online
ordinals
In general, do not spell out ordinals, unless part of a course title:
20th century, 2nd District Court, 6th Fleet
Topics in Nineteenth-Century Literature
orientation
Capitalize only if part of a proper name.
Roadrunner Days is an orientation for freshmen. All students must attend New Student Orientation.
out of state, out-of-state
Hyphenate when preceding a noun; don’t hyphenate when it’s following a noun.
out-of-state tuition
He wants to go to school out of state.
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