Kevin Hall (Civil Engineering) comments in the Ottawa Citizen about a new water test patented by Queen’s researchers that eliminates human error and speeds up water testing.

Fr. Raymond de Souza is interviewed on Global TV from Pope John Paul II’s wake at St. Peter’s Bascillica.

Istvan Anhalt (Music) is interviewed on CBC Radio's Ontario Morning about his recent Juno Award for Classical Composition of the Year.

Fr. Ed Ondrako (Theological College) is interviewed by CBC Radio's Cross Country Checkup and Ontario Morning on the death of Pope John Paul II and the future of the papacy. His comments also appear in the Ottawa Citizen, the National Post, the Calgary Herald, the Victoria Times Colonist, the Regina Leader Post and the Saskatoon Star Pheonix.

Fr. Raymond De Souza (Newman House) is interviewed on CBC TV's The National about the legacy of Pope John Paul II.

Justin Jaron Lewis (Religious Studies) comments on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard about Pope John Paul II’s relationship with the Jewish people.

Jacalyn Duffin (History of Medicine) comments on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard about her one-time meeting with Pope John Paul 11.

Anita Anand (Law) comments in the Globe and Mail about a recent OSC ruling that ordered ATI Technologies Inc. to pay $900,000 for delayed disclosure of financial information and misleading investigators.

Alan King’s (SPEG) secondary school curriculum and drop-out rate research is highlighted in the Toronto Star.

Ian Gilron (Pharmacology and Toxicology) is interviewed on CTV News and Current Affairs about his latest research in treating neuropathic pain. He also discusses the research on the front page of the Kingston Whig-Standard.

Margaret Little's (Women’s Studies) book launch for If I Had a Hammer: Retraining that Really Works, received coverage on CBC Radio Saskatchewan, the Regina Leader Post, CKOM Radio Saskatoon and Briarpatch Magazine.

Tom Courchene’s opinion piece about the Texas summit appears in the Toronto Star and The StarPhoenix (Saskatoon).

Wendy Craig’s (Psychology) most recent bullying research continues to receive coverage, most recently in the Ottawa Citizen and the Kingston Whig-Standard.

Colin Funk (Physiology) continues to receive coverage for his study about low-dose Aspirin as treatment for pre-eclampsia, most recently on CKWS TV.

Sandra Taylor (Medicine) comments on CBC Radio’s Ontario morning about the ethics around decisions to discontinue life support.