Recent media hits featuring Temple faculty and staff include a “Philadelphia Daily News” story about President Theobald’s “Organizational Change at Temple University” class, the listing of 58 Temple physicians in “Philadelphia” magazine’s annual “Top Docs” issue and two “New York Times” appearances by mathematician John Allen Paulos.

This week’s highlights include a front-of-section story in “The Philadelphia Inquirer” about Temple Theaters Artistic Director Doug Wager’s new play and an in-depth discussion with Assistant Professor of Journalism Lori Tharps about the Army's new hair policies on NPR’s “Morning Edition.”

Temple research featured prominently in the media this week, including Yuanzhi Li's paper on stock prices (in "The Wall Street Journal") and Domenico Praticò's study on the links between sleep deprivation and Alzheimer's (on the front page of the "Health" section in "The Philadelphia Inquirer").

Two op-eds stand out in our weekly round-up of media appearances by Temple faculty, staff and students: The Philadelphia Inquirer published an essay by President Theobald about Temple's broad-based plans to tackle the student debt crisis and CNN published an op-ed by psychologist Laurence Steinberg about the importance of President Obama's new My Brother's Keeper initiative.