Explore COVID-19 data from Johns Hopkins University

Import data. Track numbers of cases over time. Create animated maps.

Check out Chuck Huber's posts on the Stata Blog to see just a few of the ways Stata can be used to explore COVID-19 data.

Dive in »

In the spotlight: Interpreting choice model results

Struggling to interpret coefficients from mixed logit, conditional logit, and other choice models? With margins, interpreting your results is easy.

Find out how »

COVID-19 Resource Hub for Stata users
 

Data analysis plays an important role in the fight against COVID-19. Visit our Resource Hub to see COVID-19 research, visualizations, and tools created by Stata users. You will also find data repositories, learn about Stata features for COVID-19 analysis, and locate online learning solutions.

Explore resources »

Data Management Using Stata: A Practical Handbook, Second Edition

New from Stata Press, Michael Mitchell's book teaches Stata users, both new and experienced, how to wrangle data. Whether you need to import and clean data for your first analysis or want to write programs to simplify and automate common tasks, Mitchell's book makes it easy to find a solution and illustrates how to implement it.

Order your copy »

Upcoming web-based training courses
 

New to Stata and want some help getting started?

Interested in using Stata for lasso, multilevel modeling, multiple imputation, or another specialized technique?

Join one of our web-based training courses, and learn how.

Enroll now »

Search Roper iPoll—the world’s largest public opinion archive

Good research requires good data. Roper iPoll is a comprehensive, up-to-date source for U.S. and international public opinion poll data.

You can sift through over 725,000 questions compiled from national opinion surveys taken from 1935 to the present. Download data relevant to your research, open them in Stata, and you are ready to start your analysis.

Learn more »