Professor Mark Spottswood was a guest on the evidence law podcast, Excited Utterance. 

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Rewire.News piece, "The GOP Presidential Candidate Who Supports Abortion Rights."

Professor Hannah Wiseman was quoted in the West Virginia Public Broadcasting piece, "As Pipeline Construction Booms, Citizens Take Inspections Into Their Own Hands."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in The New Yorker piece, "How the Trump's Administration Is Stigmatizing Abortion."

Professor Michael Morley was quoted in the Los Angeles Times piece, "Electoral college members not bound by popular vote, court rules."

Professor Frederick Abbott was quoted in the Orlando Sentinel piece, "AdventHealth sued for anti-competitive practices in Volusia, Flagler."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Vox piece, "Why this law could be a bigger threat to Roe v. Wade than near-total abortion bans."

Professor Larry Krieger was mentioned in the TaxProf Blog regarding his booklet, The Hidden Stresses of Law School and Law Practice.

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Salon piece, “AMA abortion lawsuit puts doctors in the thick of debate.”

Professor Michael Morley published a guest post on the Election Law Blog site regarding the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling in the political gerrymandering case Rucho v. Common Cause.

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the VICE piece, "Blue States Are Finally Worried About Abortion — And They're Doing Something About It."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Kaiser Health News piece, "AMA Abortion Lawsuit Puts Doctors In The Thick Of Debate." The piece was also published in TIME, NPR and California Healthline.

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Los Angeles Times piece, "Reproductive rights advocates file lawsuit against Georgia’s abortion ban."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the Pacific Standard piece, "Does It Make a Difference When Politicians Tell Their Abortion Stories?"

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the History Extra piece, "A brief history of U.S. abortion law, before and after Roe v Wade."

Professor Mary Ziegler was quoted in the ThinkProgress piece, "Federal court rules Trump’s abortion ‘gag rule’ can take effect immediately."

Professor Shi-Ling Hsu was featured on the Citizens' Climate Lobby blog after serving as guest speaker for the June 2019 meeting, where he discussed the economic landscape of climate policy. 

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

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