Suggestions pour Établissement d'enseignement supérieur et université à proximité de University of Missouri, Columbia

Amy C. • Octobre 24, 2018The best tailgate there is! But bring your own toilet paper to the port-a-potty—they run out quickly.

Mizzou • Octobre 17, 2010Did you know... The official home of the University chancellor has seen many guests. Mark Twain ate dinner here. Eleanor Roosevelt dressed here for a reception. Harry Truman slept here. So who's next?

Alan H. • Mars 27, 2016Of course. Such the landmark to be visited often.

Eric Z. • Septembre 22, 2010Let's see the Tiger Spot unveiled! Stop covering it with a trashy tarp!

Christina R. • Mars 25, 2014Beautiful, can't find a better campus ❤️

Mizzou • Octobre 19, 2010Did you know... Waters Hall is more than 100 years old! It was named after Henry J. Waters, the Dean of Agriculture. He also happened to be a Mizzou graduate: class of '86 — 1886, that is.

Mizzou • Octobre 19, 2010Did you know... In the early days of the University, the College of Agriculture played a huge role in Mizzou history. This building is named after F.B. Mumford, the Dean of Agriculture for 35 years!

Eric Z. • Août 17, 2011At night, all the animals come to life.

Myron B. • Janvier 26, 2018place is hard to find the web they give you says go to another address for stanly hall for tax prep

Mizzou • Octobre 16, 2010Did you know... Hill Hall is named for A. Ross Hill who, from 1908 to 1921, served as the University president. This building presently houses many campus administrative offices.

Mizzou • Octobre 16, 2010Did you know... Named for Guy Lincoln Noyes, former dean of the School of Medicine. Noyes Hall was originally built and served as a hospital for the School of Medicine.

Catrin J. • Décembre 9, 2011The ARC office doesnt open until 10.

J-Fresh • Mai 13, 2010Your resource for an journalism research.Also check out the stacks in the basement, they're pretty cool