Did you know that 100% of Austin's water comes from the Texas Colorado River? Explore interactive exhibits and play educational games in our Mobile River to learn more about your water source.

The Texas Tuition Promise Fund® allows families to lock in today's prices for tomorrow's undergraduate resident tuition and schoolwide required fees at eligible Texas public colleges and universities.

Visit a MRI scanner simulation, see an MRI brain scan, and learn about other animal brains.

This STEM Girl Day activity is part of the Medical Technology Adventure, Sponsored by STEM Girl Day Presenting Partner: Hologic.

How do glue, borax, and water make slime? Find out! Create slime and learn the chemistry that explains how slime works.

Create a flying animal and learn about the science of motion.

Create colorful potions while exploring basic chemistry. Compete against others by creating a potion most similar to our example.

This STEM Girl Day activity is part of the Creating Chemistry Adventure, Sponsored by BASF Corporation.

Create a paper bird that balances like magic. See how the shape and weight of the bird work together to maintain stability.

"Love rockets? Come check out the UT Austin Longhorn Rocketry Association for stomp rockets, coloring, rocket display, and loads of out-of-this-world fun!! Join us for mini rocket launches out on the Greg Gym Plaza every hour from 11 am to 4 pm. If you're interested in how you can help our competition rocket fly or just nerding out about rockets (which we love!), we'll see you soon captain. 

Create your own bridge and test its strength. Communicate like an engineer with an Exact Instructions Art Challenge and learn programming basics with an Arduino.

Step into the Science Saloon where fog swirls, colors spark, flames dance, and adventurers in the Wild West of Chemistry enjoy a keepsake from the frontier. Shows take place at 11:20 a.m., 1:00 p.m., and 2:40 p.m.

This STEM Girl Day activity is part of the Creating Chemistry Adventure, Sponsored by BASF Corporation.

Learn about FIRST Robotics programs for students ages four to eighteen. Check out a demonstration of competition robots.

Learn about energy and motion while launching water balloons from a wooden trebuchet.

Can your creation conquer the wind? Create and test a bunny-copter inside a real wind tunnel.

Learn how to perform basic medical tasks. Try out medical equipment, such as blood pressure cuffs, stethoscopes, and bandages.

This STEM Girl Day activity is part of the Health and Wellness Adventure, Sponsored by Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation.

Learn how Moringa Tree seeds are used to filter contaminants from polluted water.

Knock knock. Who is there? Water. Water you waiting for? Learn how water is filtered through different natural and chemical processes and test a filtration device.

This STEM Girl Day activity is part of the Engineering Our World Adventure, Sponsored by the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin.

Create your own beaded bracelet that changes color when exposed to ultraviolet light.

This STEM Girl Day activity is part of the IF/THEN® Adventure, Sponsored by IF/THEN®, an initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies.

Build an anemometer, a device that measures wind speed. Experiment with your design, collect data, and explore how weather scientists investigate changing weather conditions.

This STEM Girl Day activity is part of the IF/THEN® Adventure, Sponsored by IF/THEN®, an initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies.

Check out a demonstration of the fuel Liquefied Natural Gas through activities and a video. Learn about the characteristics, uses, and benefits of Liquefied Natural Gas.

Demonstrate your engineering, architecture, and resiliency skills by creating a shelter to withstand inclement weather.