Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, "Appeals court won't toss murder charge," by Molly Moorhead.

Professor Susan Rozelle's interview with Katie Coronado at Newschannel 8 appeared on the evening news and in the Tampa Tribune article,"Iorio says police can't stop all random violence."

Professor Ellen Podgor was quoted in the BNA's US Law Week regarding the Boyle decision and RICO law and the U.S. Supreme Court's 2008-2009 term's criminal law decisions.

News of Professor Peter Lake, the director of the Center for Excellence in Higher Education Law and Policy, writing in The Chronicle of Higher Education that the recent lawsuit launched against Monroe College by an unemployed graduate may be the start of a trend toward "educational malpractice" lawsuits against colleges and universities, appeared in the iContact Community "Academica's Top Ten."

Professor Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Herald Tribune column, "Lyons: Felon's attitude flies in face of reality," by Tom Lyons.

Professor Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Herald Tribune article, "Stubborn Nardelli aggravated court," by Michael Braga.

Professor Peter Lake wrote the article, "Will Your College Be Sued for Educational Malpractice?" for The Chronicle of Higher Education.

Adjunct Professor Jay Wolfson spoke with Amy Lynn Sorrel at American Medical News for the story, "Fla. jury rules for hospital that deported immigrant patient."

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Fox 13 investigative reporter Doug Smith about the idea of justice delayed.

Adjunct Professor Jennifer Dietz was spotlighted in the Lakeland Ledger in the article, "Mock Trial at George Jenkins."

News of students from Stetson and USF meeting the family of Willie Brewster, a man killed by racist terrorists 44 years ago, ran in the Anniston Star. Willie Brewster was killed on his way home from his job in Anniston because of the color of his skin. The students were traveling as part of a Civil Rights Bus trip/course.

Professor Emeritus Ruth Fleet Thurman was featured as a legal pioneer in Florida Trend magazine.