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missouri.edu
The University of Missouri, Columbia is a public university in Columbia, Missouri, founded in 1839. It offers more than 300 degree programs across 13 schools and colleges, and uses the Missouri Method, a hands-on learning approach incorporating research, internships and experiential settings. The university has a 77% graduation rate, the highest among Missouri public universities, and 95% of its graduates are successful within six months of graduation. It was ranked No. 13 Best Value Public University by U.S. News & World Report.
mapyourtaxes.mo.gov
Browse government and civic datasets for Missouri.
Missouri University of Science & Technology out in Rolla, United States is strong in Environmental Science, Earth and Planetary Sciences and Energy.
scholarsmine.mst.edu
Scholars' Mine is the institutional repository for the Missouri University of Science and Technology, provided as a service of Missouri S&T University Libraries. It offers digital access to scholarly and creative works by the university's faculty, staff, and students, including faculty papers, departmental publications, conference proceedings, and graduate student works, plus campus cultural and historical collections such as yearbooks and the student newspaper.
umkc.edu
University of Missouri, Kansas City up in Kansas City, United States is known for Computer Science, Engineering and Chemistry.
umsl.edu
University of Missouri, Saint Louis, tucked away in St Louis, United States, is a great pick for Agricultural and Biological Sciences.
gis-modnr.opendata.arcgis.com
Find and access geology research data, with indexed geospatial data.
data.mo.gov
Open data portal for searching and downloading public datasets.
kccallnews.net
The Call is a weekly newspaper covering news and events around Kansas City, Missouri. It publishes sections including news, sports, opinion, community, obituaries, podcasts and videos. Some article content requires an active online subscription to access.