Dean Darby Dickerson discussed developments at the Tampa Law Center and 2nd DCA in March with St. Petersburg Times reporter Kevin Graham for a piece about the second anniversary of the Tampa campus.

Stetson University College of Law’s Hispanic Student Bar Association will be honored for its outstanding pro bono work on Feb. 16 at the Supreme Court of Florida at 500 S. Duval St. in Tallahassee.

Dean Theresa Radwan spoke with Tilde Herrera at the Bradenton Herald today about how a bankruptcy case involving "interim distribution," and offer explanation about how the law operates in general in similar cases.

Professor Charles Rose interviewed for a cooperative investigative piece that ran in both the Tampa Tribune and on Channel 8. The story involves a servicewoman who claims her employer abused authority, assigning her to a psychological evaluation as retaliation. Professor Rose also spoke at length with reporters about how checks and balances work in the military world in such circumstances.

Professor Ellen Podgor spoke with the Washington Post about jurors' opinions regarding Enron and white collar crime.

Professor Royal Gardner spoke with Craig Pittman at the St. Petersburg Times about wetland cases before the Supreme Court.

Professor Timothy Kaye was available this week to discuss higher education issues with Jackie McConnell at the Tampa Bay Business Journal for the Higher Education issue.

Professor Carol Henderson did an interview with Channel 11 news in Houston, TX. Professor Henderson was at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences in TX.

Professor Robert Batey talked today with a reporter from the Christian Science Monitor about Florida's "stand your ground" law.

Professor Michael Allen spoke with Todd Leskanic, a reporter with the Tampa Tribune, about how a federal court system operates for a story about a federal civil case in which a judge recently overruled the findings of a magistrate judge, and how often this occurs.

Professor Charles Rose talked with the Tampa Tribune's Richard Lardner today for a story about a reservist who was referred to a psychological evaluation by her civilian employer. The reservist claims the referral was retaliatory in nature and that her employer was abusive.

Professor Charles Rose spoke as a military law expert with WFLA TV.