News of Dean Ellen Podgor presenting at Georgetown University ran in the Chamber Post.

The Ramsar Bulletin Board published news of the publication of the survey of African Ramsar sites co-authored by Professor Royal Gardner, Kim Diana Connolly and Abou Bamba entitled, "African Wetlands of International Importance: Assessment of Benefits Associated with Designations under the Ramsar Convention."

News of Professor Marco Jimenez' forthcoming UCLA Law Review article, "The Many Faces of Promissory Estoppel: An Empirical Analysis of Promissory Estoppel Under the Restatement (Second) of Contracts," ran in the Legal Theory Blog.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in Instapundit regarding prosecutorial misconduct.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Wall Street Journal blog regarding the DOJ and prosecutorial misconduct.

Dean Ellen Podgor commented on the case of Dr. Ali Shaygan, who illegally prescribed painkillers and whose patient died.

Dean Ellen Podgor's White Collar Crime Blog was featured in the Wall Street Journal regarding the case of Ted Stevens, former senator from Alaska.

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Rozzie Franco at the Florida Radio News Network regarding the latest developments in the Casey Anthony case for an interview that aired on multiple radio stations throughout the state of Florida.

Professor Rebecca Morgan was featured in an interview on the Legal Talk Network about technology in the courtroom.

News of the International Environmental Moot Court Competition on Stetson Law’s Gulfport campus has run in national outlets across the country including StreetInsider, the San Antonio Business Journal, the Nashville Business Journal, The Business Journal Phoenix, The Business Journal serving Greater Milwaukee, the Portland Business Journal, the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the Business Courier, the San Francisco Business Times, Business First, the Daily Sun, the Puget Sound Business Journal, Earthtimes, MarketWatch and Reuters, KLFY and KATC.com.

Professor Peter Lake wrote the article, “Student Discipline, the Case Against Legalistic Approaches,” for the Chronicle of Higher Education.