Ashlee McGuire (Kinesiology and Health Studies) – Incidental physical activity such as sweeping floors can have positive benefits, in the Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) and Globe and Mail.

Kathy Brock (School of Policy Studies) – Future of the NDP Party without Jack Layton, in the Globe and Mail.

Jean Cote (School of Kinesiology and Health Studies) – Kids’ soccer league tries ‘silent soccer’ for a week, in the Globe and Mail.

Elaine Power (School of Kinesiology and Health Studies) – How food banks are making the battle against poverty more difficult, on CTV News Channel and CTV.ca and in the London Free Press.

Andrew Grant (Political Studies) – The drought in Somalia, on CTV News Channel and CKNW (Vancouver radio).

Marc Epprecht (Global Development Studies) – The drought in Somalia, on CTV News Channel.

Erik Knutsen (Law) – Supreme Court rules federal government doesn’t have to pay billions in tobacco lawsuit, in the Vancouver Sun, Ottawa Citizen, Montreal Gazette, Edmonton Journal, Toronto Sun and more than 25 other newspapers across Canada.

Nick Bala (Law) – Increase in litigants without attorneys is threatening family court system, in the Toronto Star and Lawyers Weekly; the trial of Texas polygamy sect leader Warren Jeffs, in the Toronto Sun, Calgary Sun, Edmonton Sun and 14 other Sun Media newspapers.

Udo Schuklenk (Philosophy) – How much should Jack Layton publically reveal about his medical condition, in the Montreal Gazette, Vancouver Sun, Winnipeg Free Press, Moncton Times & Transcript, Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader Post.

Sidneyeve Matrix (Film and Media Studies) – President Obama asks people on Twitter to lobby politicians to avert the debt ceiling crisis, in the Vancouver Sun, Winnipeg Free Press and Ottawa Citizen; scathing resignation letter goes viral, in the Saskatoon StarPhoenix and Regina Leader-Post; study finds men are better at networking than women, on CKNW (Vancouver radio).

Bev Baines (law) – The trial of Texas polygamy sect leader Warren Jeffs, in the Toronto Sun, Calgary Sun, Edmonton Sun and 14 other Sun Media newspapers.

Steve Maynard (History) – Op-ed on the rumour that famed soldier-poet Lt.-Col. John McCrae was gay, in the Ottawa Citizen.

Frances Bonier (Biology) – Research done on stress levels of tree swallows could have human implications, in the Kingston Whig-Standard.

Don Stuart (Law) – Supreme Court Justice Louise Charron’s retirement leaves big hole in criminal law, in Lawyers’ Weekly.

Bill Flanagan (Law) – The shortage of articling positions for law students, in Canadian Lawyer magazine.

Tom Courchene (Economics) – America is declining as a global economic superpower, on Radio Canada.

Carolyn Harris (History) – The 30th anniversary of Charles and Diana’s royal wedding, on YahooNews.com.

Phil Jessop (Chemistry) – Finding a fast, and economical way to make methanol from waste CO2,, in Chemical & Engineering News.
 

Ken Wong (School of Business) – The HST, in the Globe and Mail and on CTV.ca.

Louis Gagnon (School of Business) – Cause of recent stock market plunge, in the Ottawa Citizen, Montreal Gazette, Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Sun and several other dailies across Canada.

Sidney Eve Matrix (Film and Media) – Canadian internet usage, in the Kirkland Lake Northern News and Stratford Beacon Herald and on Vancouver 980 AM radio.

Bill Flanagan (Law) – Government decisions and policies, in the Kingston Whig-Standard.

Arthur Milnes (Archives) – Sir John A. Macdonald music book, in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
 

Betsy Donald (Geography) – Local food policy and systems, in the Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Kingston Whig-Standard, several other regional newspapers throughout Ontario and on CBC regional Ontario radio.

Ned Franks (Political Studies) – The Afghan detainee file and Speaker's ruling, in the National Post.

Elizabeth Eisenhauer (Oncology) – Clinical trials, in the National Post.

Bill Flanagan (Law) – Prison farms, in the Toronto Sun, Ottawa Sun, Calgary Sun, and several other newspapers across the country.

Sergio Sismondo (Philosophy) – Clinical trials in Canada, on CBC syndication radio across the country.

Hugh Thorburn (Political Studies) – Local food policy in the Waterloo Region Record and Fredericton Daily Gleaner and on yahoo.ca and Toronto.ctv.ca.

Peter Ford (Medicine) – HIV in prisons, in the Moncton Times & Transcript.

Erik Knutsen (Law) – Optimism bias in tort law, in Lawyers Weekly.

Ned Franks (Political Studies) – Proroguing Parliament, in the Economist.
Robert Morrison (English) – His new biography of Thomas De Quincey, in the London Independent.
Meredith Chivers (Psychology) – The difference between sexual responses in women and men, in the New York Daily News, and Los Angeles Times.
Douglas Bland (Policy Studies) – Canada’s role in Afghanistan after 2011, in the Globe and Mail.
Dick Zoutman (Pathology and Molecular Medicine) – Private and semi-private hospital rooms reduce the risk of infection, in the Edmonton Journal, Vancouver Province, Dawson Creek Daily News, and Prince George Citizen.
Bill Flanagan (Law) – Proroguing Parliament, in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
David Murakami Wood (Sociology) – New airport scanners won’t be foolproof, on CBC.ca.
Sidney Eve Matrix (Film and Media) – Social media can help you keep your new year’s resolutions, on CHUM Radio Kingston and CKWS TV.
Michael Morreale (CFRC) – The 50th anniversary of CFRC broadcasting from Carruthers Hall, in the Kingston Whig-Standard.