Professor Joel Goldstein was referenced in an article that appeared online at FiveThirtyEight referring to the fact that former Vice President Joe Biden had never cast a tie-breaking vote, the first longest-serving Vice President to do so.

Professor Roger Goldman was featured in an article from the Idaho Statesman investigating an Idaho system that allows corrupt policeman who are fired in one department to be hired by another.

Professor Joel Goldstein wrote a memorial for former Princeton University President William G. Bowen which appeared in the Huffington Post.

Professor Miriam Cherry was mentioned in an article from The New York Times discussing the new economy that has emerged as a result of 21st century technology.

Professor Justin Hansford was quoted in an article that appeared in the Crime Report that analyzed the relationship between race relations and the criminal justice system in America.

SLU LAW student Desiree-Austin Holiday wrote an article in the St. Louis American discussing a case involving a man who was sentenced to death for a crime that he did not commit, and was later freed 39 years after his sentencing.

Professor Tim Greaney was interviewed for an article that appeared online at WBAA, a local NPR station for Purdue University in Indiana. The article discussed the possible ruling from a judge on an antitrust case regarding the Anthem-Cigna healthcare merger.

Dean William Johnson was quoted in the St. Louis Post Dispatch in an article that discussed his new vision of enrolling more international students at SLU LAW.

Professor Chad Flanders and SLU LAW student Joseph Welling were referenced in an article from The Charleston Post and Courier that was investigating issues of police brutality in Ohio and South Carolina.

Professor Joel Goldstein wrote an article in the Huffington Post honoring the memory of former U.S. Senator Tom Eagleton.

Professor of Practice Steve Hanlon was featured in a 60 Minutes piece reflecting on the New Orleans Public Defenders office refusal to take additional felony cases.

Adjunct Professor Garrett Broshuis was quoted in a St. Louis Business Journal article on the legitimacy of a suit against the NFL.

Professor Chad Flanders was quoted in a St. Louis Post Dispatch article regarding Governor Greitens' move to consider religious organizations for grants.

Professor Emeritus Roger Goldman was featured in a piece for the Atlantic on police misconduct and the issues the responsibilities of state government.

Professor Joel Goldstein was mentioned by the University of Arkansas about the podcast he was featured in for the law school. 

Dean Emeritus Michael Wolff wrote a piece for the St. Louis Post Dispatch on government regulations and the issues they could cause.

Professor Sidney Watson was quoted in the 

Professor Sidney Watson was quoted in the St. Louis Post Dispatch concerning Trump’s new Health and Human Services secretary, Tom Price.

Professor Tim Greaney was quoted in Transforming Health on PinnacleHealth’s planned expansion.

Professor Justin Hansford was quoted in a Diverse Education article concerning police treatment of minorities.

Professor Roger Goldman was quoted in the Boston Globe regarding the idea of licensing police officers.

Professor Tim Greaney was quoted in the Anniston Star about Regional Medical Center’s plan to buy Stringfellow Memorial Hospital.

Professor Thomas Stewart was featured in a St. Louis Public Radio piece about product-liability cases in St. Louis.