The Terman Engineering Library is pleased to have therapy dogs again this quarter. Please join us in the Y2E2 Courtyard on Wednesday, November 4 from 3-4pm. Dog and owner teams from Pet Partners will be providing relaxation and stress relief. In the event of rain, look for us under the covered walkway. Image Credit: Michael Spencer
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Exclusive opportunity for frosh, sophomores, and first‑year transfers to select Winter IntroSems with small classes, cutting‑edge scholarship, and hands‑on learning.
Stanford students and postdocs collaborate on wildfire detection, suppression, fuel management, and community prevention solutions over a nine‑week hackathon with stakeholder input and technical workshops.
Science with a Twist (Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo) — Interactive activities explore physics, biology, chemistry, and earth science.
Decorate cards or write letters at Rinconada Library.
Amazing Animals at the Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo.
Feed goats, chickens, rabbits, sheep, and pigs at Emma Prusch Farm Park’s Small Animal Area, gaining hands‑on care tips and animal insights, for ages 3–99.
Meet a featured animal ambassador ranging from reptiles and rabbits to cockroaches and cows at Tilden’s Environmental Education Center, all ages.
Stanford Benefits team explains 2027 changes and answers questions live at the Stanford Events Calendar talk.
In Focus: Asian American Art (Cantor Arts Center) presents recent acquisitions, debuting works by Pacita Abad, Ching Ho Cheng, Tseng Kwong Chi, and others.
Meet sheep and goats at Ardenwood, helping prepare a morning snack for the farm animals, for all ages.
Public tour of indoor and outdoor Rodin sculptures across three galleries and a garden, featuring nearly 100 works, at Cantor Arts Center, free, first‑come.
Lecture on Praxis and Ljubljana schools of Yugoslav philosophy, focusing on Zagorka Golubović and alienation, presented by Bara Kolenc at Encina Commons.
