The library is buzzing with activity this semester! Join us for a vibrant fall season by participating in current and upcoming events.
CURRENT EVENTS:
Halloween
Come by the library to enjoy fun Halloween decorations, tasty treats, and spooky stories!
Study Forts (Closing November 10, 2025)
Indulge in the season of cozy and hang out in forts designed by students in Amir Esfahani’s Three-Dimensional Design course.
Misinformation Exhibit (Closing November 7, 2025)
Learn about how misinformation and disinformation are prevalent in our daily lives and are disseminated through technology, including generative AI.
Banned Books Week (Closing October 31, 2025)
Spanning across the library, this exhibit is an invitation to reflect on censorship and attempts to discourage empathy. Support the freedom to read by borrowing a banned or challenged book.
Filipinx Month, Día De Los Muertos, & Immigration Displays
The library often features colorful displays honoring Skyline College’s rich and diverse cultural communities. With books, delicious recipes, and activities, these installations provide a multitude of ways to connect with our own heritage and appreciate other cultures.
UPCOMING:
Museum of Tomorrow (November 13, 2025-December 5, 2025)
Explore sustainable, clean energy solutions with the student created pop-up exhibit, SIM Mateo. Based on the Sims video game, SIM Mateo is a dynamic model that visualizes clean electricity in San Mateo County.
Pet Therapy (November 18, 2025, 1-2pm)
Destress and make a furry friend at the library during Stress Less Week!
International Poetry Reading (November 19, 2025, 1-2pm)
Celebrate International Education Week by sharing poems in non-English languages (with translation/summary) or listening to their beauty.
Pop-up Card Making Workshop (November 20, 2025, 12:30-1:30pm)
Join data science professor Denise Hum for a crafty and stress relieving afternoon activity!
For more information, please see the library’s Calendar of Events.
Interested in collaborating with Skyline College Library? Please email us at skylibrary@smccd.edu.
Article by Majdolene Dajani
Photos by Qian Zhao
