Professor Peter Lake's article in the Chronicle was referenced in U-Wire.

Dean Ellen Podgor appeared on the front page of the Wall Street Journal in the article, "Chiquita Under the Gun," by Laurie Cohen.

Dean Ellen Podgor's popular white collar crime blog was quoted in the Wall Street Journal Blog, "Quite Possibly, Not the World's Perfect Company," by Peter Lattman.

Dean Ellen Podgor's profile was in the spotlight on the Feminist Law Professors Blog.

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Jacob Fries at the St. Petersburg Times for a story about Leo Boatman, the man who murdered two people in the Ocala National Forest.

Sun Coast News reporter Eric Horchy interviewed Diane Botluk and Catherine Guthrie at the National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law on legal issues surrounding facial recognition technology.

A story about Dean Clark Furlow's new position as head of the Tampa Law Center ran in the Delaware Law Weekly.

National business journals across the country picked up the story about Dean Darby Dickerson's new position as chair of the Tampa Bay chapter of the American Red Cross.

Dean Theresa Radwan spoke with Doug Smith at Fox 13 about a person who is selling a manual targeted to sex offenders to help them change their appearances and identities. The author targets people on the state's sex offender list.

Professor Carol Henderson joined NPR legal affairs in their Washington D.C studios to discuss the 'CSI' factor.

Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with the Wall Street Journal reagrding Judge Kaplan's rulings in the KPMG case.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with the St. Petersburg Times about the governor's decision to reinstate the death penalty.