Professor Peter Lake spoke with David Crary at the AP in New York for the article "Mental illness strains school counselors."

Professor Peter Lake spoke with David Crary at the AP in New York for the article "Mental illness strains school counselors."

Professor Peter Lake spoke with David Crary at the AP in New York for the article "Mental illness strains school counselors."

Professor Peter Lake spoke with David Crary at the AP in New York for the article "Mental illness strains school counselors."

Professor Peter Lake appeared on Good Morning America April 19 for a piece on the university's responsibility in the wake of the Virginia Tech shootings.

Professor Peter Lake talked with ABC World News for the piece on the Virginia Tech shootings that aired April 18.

Professor Peter Lake spoke with David Crary at the AP in New York about campuses balancing privacy with safety for the article, "Mental illness strains school counselors." The article ran in more than 100 print, television and radio outlets, including ABC, CBS, Fox radio and TV, AM New York, the New York Post, Time magazine, Newsday, Forbes, USA Today, the Washington Examiner, Houston Chronicle and others.

Professor Peter Lake spoke with the Orlando Sentinel about the warning signs on college campuses and the impact of the Virginia Tech shootings on higher education.

Professor Peter Lake spoke with USA Today for the article, "Protecting student rights and students a balancing act," about colleges struggling to balance privacy with safety.

Professor Peter Lake spoke with the Christian Science Monitor for the article, "Colleges walk fine line with troubled students," about the extent to which colleges are responsible for the actions of their students.

Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with Rick Westhead at the Toronto Star about the accessibility of white collar cases to jurors for a story about the Conrad Black trial.

Professor Stephanie Vaughan talked with Ross Klein at the Tampa Bay Business Journal about the part-time law program for his story about educational programs for non-traditional students in the Tampa Bay area.