As you enter Green Library's East Wing (by the red fountain), you'll be greeted with the bright display of the library's new digital sign. The digital sign conveys information about many of the library's exhibits, resources, and services. It includes a site map of Green Library, lists current library hours, as well as printing, scanning, and public computer information. It highlights some of the library's newest online resources such as Searchworks, our online (and mobile) Green Stacks Guide , and the Green Library Facebook page.

Content for the sign will continually be updated to provide dynamic and timely information for library visitors.

If you have suggestions and/or comments about the digital sign, please send them to infocenter@stanford.edu.

Unfortunately, there have been several reported thefts of items attached to bikes parked in front of Green Library--especially the area between Meyer and Green. Items such as bike lights and spare tires have been stolen. Please exercise caution when parking your bicycle in front of the Library. Consider removing detachable lights and carrying them with you, and always lock your bike.

As always report any suspicious activity observed to the non-emergency police response number: 723-9633. Anytime you need immediate police, fire, or medical response, dial 9-9-1-1 from University phones (all Stanford prefixes). From non-university phones, dial 9-1-1.

As a further deterrent to bicycle theft get a bicycle license and always lock your bicycle. For further information see Stanford University Department of Public Safety.

The National Public Radio (NPR) has released its first issue of "What We're Reading" this week. The issue includes a list of new fiction and non-fiction books handpicked by NPR's book team, and will continue to be released in weekly installments.

"What We're Reading" definitely appeals to a wide range of audiences with its broad spectrum of books.