Nick Bala (Law) discusses the Youth Criminal Justice Act in the Globe and Mail.
Brian Grainger (Business) comments on the Federal Accountability Act in the Ottawa Citizen and Vancouver Province.
Wendy Craig (Psychology) discusses her bullying research and plan to create a national strategy to address bullying and promote healthy relationships among children in the Kingston Whig-Standard and on CBC Radio’s Ontario Morning.
Jamie Swift (Business) co-authors an opinion piece in the Kingston Whig-Standard about Kingston’s social and economic development challenges.
PhD student Jennifer Kuk (Physical and Health Education) discusses her research that ties waist size to length of life in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Margaret Little’s (Political Studies) course called The Canadian Welfare State is profiled in the Kingston Whig-Standard.
Gary VanLoon (Chemistry) comments in the Kingston Whig-Standard about ozone and other air pollutants.
Art McDonald (Physics) discusses the future of the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory (SNO) in the Sudbury Star.
Tim Smith (History) appears on TVO’s Diplomatic Immunity discussing a  controversial youth employment law in France.
Bob Montgomerie (Biology) discusses his research that shows robins listen to the sound of earth moving when searching for worms on the National Public Radio's "Living on Earth" program.

Timothy Smith’s (History) opinion piece about a controversial youth employment law in France appears in the Globe and Mail.

An opinion piece by emeritus professor Mohammad Qadeer (Urban Planning) about concealing one's face as a religious obligation appears on globeandmail.ca.
Tom Axworthy (Policy Studies) co-chair of a Liberal party-appointed renewal commission discusses the ineffectiveness of the party's strategies on the front page of the National Post. The story receives extensive coverage including the Ottawa Citizen, Montreal Gazette, Edmonton Journal and Kingston Whig-Standard.
Elspeth Murray (Business) comments on the trend in appointing corporate co-presidents in the Toronto Star.
Jackie Duffin (History of Medicine) and emeritus professor Lola Cuddy (Music) discuss their research on music and Alzheimer?s on CBC Radio's Ontario Morning.

Douglas Reid (Business) discusses in the Ottawa Citizen and Montreal Gazette risks to small businesses outsourcing business functions.
Jay Handelman (Business) comments on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard about the pros and cons of automated technology versus personal service at movie rental outlets.
Bev Baines  (Law) discusses her recent Status of Women Canada report on polygamy in a documentary on Le Point,  CBC Radio Canada French TV.
John Smol (Biology) discusses the importance of research for the sake of science as opposed to the creation of products on CBC Radio's Ontario Morning.