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Kim Bong‑Jun’s print exhibition at Stanford’s Lathrop Library showcases Korean folk‑inspired works envisioning Indigenous Futures, with an opening reception featuring his talk and a Korean mask dance.
Autumn Quarter Thanksgiving Recess (no classes) — Stanford Events Calendar talks.
Drop-in tech help at Rinconada Library's Embarcadero Room offers assistance with Libby, Hoopla, databases, streaming, PACL app, Wi‑Fi, printing, email, and computer basics, for ages 18 and up.
Preserve photographs, home movies, records, and cassettes with assistance from a skilled volunteer in the Rinconada Library’s Embarcadero Room, ages 18 and up.
Electric Contrasts: the Art of the Detail (McMurtry Building, Stanford) — Photobooks and magazines display late‑19th/early‑20th century photography’s impact on art, curated by Altair Brandon‑Salmon.
Featured book display at the Science Library examines legendary monsters versus verified natural history, separating facts from folklore and hoaxes.
A Vision of Paris: the Roxane Debuisson Collection at Stanford (Green Library, Bing Wing) — almanacs, prints, postcards, stereographs, manuscripts, photographs showing 19th‑century Paris transformation; ID registration required.
Panel of Stanford data professionals shares candid stories about challenges, breakthroughs, and discovery in Data & Analytics.