The article, "Florida Lends Fairy Godmother to Constitutional Convention," by Barbara Birt, ran in the Aug. 17 St. Croix Source. Professor Dorothea Beane, co-director of the Institute for Caribbean Law and Policy, and her work with Stetson faculty and law students consulting on the U.S. Virgin Islands Constitution, was the highlight of the article.

Dean Ellen Podgor spoke with reporter William Rashbaum at the New York Times on an entity criminal liability issue.

Professor Darryl Wilson spoke with PBS documentary producer Sheila Hennessey about an upcoming project on Alexander Hamilton, who grew up on the island of St. Croix and helped draft our U.S. constitution. The producer and Professor Wilson discussed the Institute for Caribbean Law & Policy and how scholars in the U.S. at Stetson Law are helping the U.S. Virgin Islands draft its Constitution.

V.P. of College Relations Aldon Knight spoke with John Pulley for a story for CASE Currents magazine about trends in higher education advancement.

Dean Theresa Pulley-Radwan spoke with Jacob Schneider at the Tampa Tribune about bankruptcy options for a business section piece.

Professor Kelly Feeley spoke with Gloria Gomez of Fox 13 about the use of text messages as evidence in court. The interview aired at 10 p.m. on August 7 and 6 a.m. on August 8.

National Clearinghouse for Science, Technology and the Law's Director of Outreach, Anjali Swienton, has made numerous appearances on the Nancy Grace program on CNN regarding the forensic evidence in the Caylee Anthony case. She appeared July 28, Aug. 5 and Aug. 7 with analysis of this case.

Professor Carol Henderson interviewed with Randy Schmid of the Associated Press about an article in the Journal Science regarding fingerprints and detecting explosive residues.

St. Petersburg Times reporter Chris Tisch interviewed Professor Charles Rose about the state attorney possibly turning over a St. Petersburg police related shooting to a grand jury.

Anjali Swienton, NCSTL Director of Outreach, Appeared August 5 on CNN's Nancy Grace regarding the Carlee Anthony case in Florida.

An article about Stetson’s go-green efforts appeared in American School & University magazine in the Aug. 1 article, “Necessary Upgrades: New and old schools alike can benefit by designing restrooms to be more water-efficient,” by John Watson.

St. Petersburg Times reporter Donna Winchester wrote a feature article about the Civil Rights bus trip guided by Stetson College of Law Professor Robert Bickel and USF Professor Raymond Arsenault.