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.

Dean Theresa Pulley Radwan spoke with Preston Rudie at Tampa Bay's 10 for a story about a local couple impacted by a Ponzi scheme gone wrong and bankruptcy.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the American Banker story, "Using racketeering law to recoup fraud losses."

Dean Theresa Pulley Radwan was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times story by Susan Taylor Martin, "Credit cards increasingly buy trouble."

Professor Robert Bickel spoke with reporter John Bozzo of the Daytona Beach News-Journal regarding the 1961 civil rights Freedom Rides and his course that takes students on a bus trip that follows the path of the original Freedom Riders.

Professor Stephen Everhart was highlighted as the speaker at the International and Comparative Law Review Symposium in LawFuel, the Law News Network.

Professor Roberta Flowers spoke with Jason Geary at the Ledger for the story, "Almost 15 Years Later, Questions about Justice Linger."

Adjunct Professor Richard Harrison was quoted in the Daytona Beach News-Journal story, "Picture this: Going wild now hurts future," by Jay Stapleton.

Adjunct Professor Richard Harrison was quoted in national business journals across the country, Reuters, and Yahoo! regarding his pending case against court clerks.

Dean Ellen Podgor's blog on the Goyal case was picked up by the Wall Street Journal's online "One Spot."