Professor Royal Gardner interviewed with WMNF Radio at the biodiversity talk at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg.

Professor Darryl Wilson gave insights to Christina Rexrode at the St. Petersburg Times for a story about the responsibility of the Devil Rays regarding Elijah Dukes, the player accused of threatening to kill his wife.

Professor Royal Gardner’s live discussion on Biological Diversity Day May 22 was featured on Globalhealing.net

Professor Charles Rose spoke with Carrie Weimar at the St. Petersburg Times regarding the resignation of U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, troubled by the prospect of a no-confidence vote.

Adjunct Professor Richard Harrison spoke with Pete Skiiba at the News-Press about an ordinance passed by city council effective May 1 that the city has decided not to enforce until May 21.

Dean Darby Dickerson was quoted on the WMNF radio news about the Eleazer Courtroom program,”Investigating and Prosecuting Financial Exploitation of an Elderly Victim.”

Dean Darby Dickerson’s interviews with local television media regarding the governor’s task force meeting to discuss campus safety in the Eleazer Courtroom appeared on the evening news on Fox 13.

Dean Darby Dickerson’s interviews with local television media regarding the governor’s task force meeting to discuss campus safety in the Eleazer Courtroom appeared on the evening news on Newschannel 8.

Dean Darby Dickerson’s interviews with local television media regarding the governor’s task force meeting to discuss campus safety in the Eleazer Courtroom appeared on the evening news on Bay News 9.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the article, “Enter a ‘Hellish Place,'” by Luke Mullins in American.com magazine regarding sentences for white-collar inmates.

Professor Charles Rose was quoted in the USA Today article, “Padilla prosecutors focus on alleged al-Qaeda training.” by Laura Parker

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with Cristina Silva at the St. Petersburg Times about a woman suing a man whom she accuses of killing her pet bird, who says her case could set a precedent by redefining pets as somewhere in between private property and human life.