Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla plans to add 100 new faculty positions over the next seven years, university President Cheryl Schrader announced Monday.
The hires will increase the number of faculty by almost 20 percent, according to a statement from the university.
Enrollment at Missouri S&T grew to more than 8,000 students this year, up nearly 6 percent from last year, according to the statement.
IKEA announced it will build a 380,000 sq. ft. store in expected to open in fall 2015 midtown St. Louis.The project is expected to bring about 500 construction jobs and IKEA ... Read More
Clockwork Architecture + Design, a Kansas City-based firm, will be expanding their operations locally. The expansion project includes a $1,035,800 capital investment and is expected to create eight new jobs. “Clockwork ... Read More
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Gov. Jay Nixon today joined leadership of Pharma Medica Research Inc. as well as local government and economic development officials in cutting the ribbon on the company’s new research facility in ... Read More
USA Mortgage/DAS Acquisition Co. is expanding to Kansas City, with the addition of two offices and eight lenders, and growing in St. Louis, with the hiring of two lenders from Pulaski ... Read More
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Gov. Jay Nixon today joined officials from Cofactor Genomics to celebrate the opening of the company’s new $3.8 million headquarters and laboratory facility in St. Louis. As part of this expansion, ... Read More