News of the diversity picnic at the Tampa Law Center appeared in the St. Petersburg Times story, "Lawyers set table for more diversity," by Ernest Hooper.

News from the 29th Annual National Conference on Law & Higher Education in Clearwater appeared in the Sydney Morning Herald article, "Trigger to a campus shoot-out," on Feb. 25 about the use of concealed weapons on college campuses.

Experts from the National Conference on Law & Higher Education were cited in the Trib Star Readers Forum on Feb. 22.

Dean Ellen Podgor was quoted in the Feb. 24 South Florida Sun Sentinel article, "Money laundering charges against famous lawyers fueling debate."

Professor Lee Coppock spoke with Suevon Lee at the Ocala Star-Banner for the story, "Lunsford faces uphill climb in bringing lawsuit."

Professor Robert Batey spoke with Colleen Jenkins at the St. Petersburg Times regarding a story about sentencing.

Professor Paul Boudreaux spoke with Carl Nudi at the Bradenton Herald this afternoon for his story about property rights and city easements.

Interviews with experts attending the National Conference on Law & Higher Education were quoted in "Allowing more guns on campuses is a bad idea, administrators argue," by Sara Lipka.

Interviews with experts attending the National Conference on Law & Higher Education were quoted in "Colleges must create 'culture of preparedness' campus safety experts say," by Eric Hoover.

Professor Robert Batey was quoted in the St. Petersburg Times article, "Warrant drives legal debate," by Jamal Thalji.

Professor Darryll Jones spoke with Dave Balut of Tampa Bay's 10 for a story about Save Our Homes and a lawsuit brought by a St. Pete Beach man against the amendment.

Professor Rebecca Morgan's work with the Eleazer Courtroom was mentioned in the Tampa Bay Newspapers article, "Police chief raises concern over senior crime," on Feb. 14.