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I gathered a good amount of data from onthesnow.com by using the super magical ‘importhtml’ tool in Google Sheets. It was seriously so magical and awesome. Out of the good amount of data I gathered, I wanted to make a chart

By Melanie Morales I found this data on Texas State’s Institutional Research website. The pivot table contains a lot of data and makes it easy to sort and create your own. I pulled the enrollment data over the existing years

Using the same data set that I mentioned in my last post, I decided to dive in a little deeper and make some charts to see what information the data had to offer. Unfortunately, as with most data sets, I

The dataset I used for this is from the city of Austin’s data databse. It charts the wifi usage in the branch’s of the public library throughout Austin. As I was looking over the data I realized that there is,

  I took a dataset that was filled to the brim with every state’s Computer Science A exam list and each state’s numbers of who took it. It was divided by pass rates, race, and gender. This was an interesting

I had several ideas about what I want to do for a data journalism project. I wanted it to include something that I’m passionate about (i.e. food, nature, literature, cats, among other things). But I also have been dealing with

For the final project I plan to explore an issue that is both local and national – maternity and paternity leave. This data set from the United Nations data portal provides data for maternity leave in every country. Not only does

I’ll start this off by saying I hope I am not stealing anyones thunder. I am almost certain that I want to do my final project on opting to adopt rescue/shelter animals. My family has personally rescued 2 dogs and I

Hello! It’s me…talking about Jesus again. In one of the data journalism readings, it advised users to get data that people really care about and will continue to care about after the story “ends.” Religion, church…JESUS are all things that