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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.
Winter course planning opens in Axess for undergraduate and graduate students at Stanford Events Calendar, Palo Alto, ages 18 and up.
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.
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.
A multidisciplinary reading session at Stanford’s Pigott Hall introduces the theme Micropower and the Non‑human with excerpts from Foucault, Bennett, Lispector and Barjola Ramos.
Five-session workshop series at Stanford’s d.school, Accelerator for Learning, and Center for Teaching and Learning guides instructors in designing AI‑enhanced course elements.