Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in The New York Times piece, "What Abortion Access Looks Like in Mississippi: One Person at a Time."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the USA TODAY piece, "Fewer women are having abortions. Why?"

Professor Mary Ziegler wrote The New York Times op-ed, "The End of the Rape and Incest Exception."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in The Wall Street Journal piece, "Missouri’s Only Abortion Clinic Gets Temporary Reprieve."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the FiveThirtyEight piece, "Abortion Rights Haven’t Been A Priority In Blue States — Until Now."

Professor Charles Ehrhardt was mentioned in The Washington Post article, "In Alabama — where lawmakers banned abortion for rape victims — rapists’ parental rights are protected."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the PBS NewsHour piece, "New abortion laws are too extreme for most Americans, poll shows."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the TIME piece, "Joe Biden Dropped His Support for the Hyde Amendment. Here's How It Became a Flashpoint on Abortion."

Professor Michael Morley was quoted in the Bloomberg Law piece, "Justice Department Targets Nationwide Injunctions Trump Blasted."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in The Times piece, "Mickey Mouse scurries into culture wars trap as Hollywood battles anti-abortion campaign."

Professor Mary Ziegler authored The Washington Post piece, "What Clarence Thomas Gets Wrong About The Ties Between Abortion and Eugenics."

Professor Mary Ziegler was a guest on the National Constitution Center podcast episode, "A Fetal Right To Life: Abortion and The Constitution Part 2."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Newsweek piece, "Supreme Court's Indiana Abortion Decision Could've 'Calmed' Fears But Instead Added Fuel to the Fire, Say Experts."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in The Charlotte Observer piece, "Fact check: ‘Born alive’ scenario is focus of NC abortion debate. How often does that happen?"

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the PolitiFact piece, "Reports of the 'born alive' abortion scenario are rare."

Professor Mary Ziegler was interviewed in the Mother Jones piece, "Why Some Conservatives Are Freaking Out Over Alabama’s Abortion Ban."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the California Healthline piece, "What The Possible End Of Abortions In Missouri Means For Neighboring States."

Professor Carla Laroche was quoted in the ABA Journal piece, "Attorney pushes for prisoners to have more access to women’s hygiene products."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Business Insider piece, "Before Roe v. Wade, desperate women used coat hangers, Coke bottles, Clorox, and sticks in attempted abortions."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Springfield News-Leader piece, "Experts: Missouri abortion law unlikely to stand in court."