Santa Clara University

SCU in the News is a biweekly compilation of select media highlights featuring faculty, staff or students.

• Ellen Kreitzberg

  Ellen Kreitzberg (Law) was interviewed about a death penalty case on KGO Radio.

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• Caroline Chen

  Caroline Chen (Law/LITC) was quoted in a San Jose Mercury News story that also ran in 17 other publications, about the high incidence of tax-related identity theft in the Bay Area.

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• Mario Belotti

  News from Mario Belotti's (Economics) annual economic forecast was carried on the radio stations KLIV, KGO and KCBS.

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• Meir Statman

  Meir Statman (Finance) was quoted in the New York Times about the blurry line for many between tax avoidance and evasion. A reference to his study on dollar-cost averaging ran on several sites on Yahoo!, and he was quoted in a Bloomberg Businessweek story exploring whether robots would overtake humans in the workplace.

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• Alex Field

  Alex Field (Economics) spoke to NBC Bay Area about mixed economic signals for the near future, and was interviewed by Revista Epoca, a Brazilian magazine.

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• Tom Plante

  Tom Plante (Psychology) commented on the pressure live up to expectations of romance on Valentine's Day in an article that ran in several newspapers including the Mercury News and Chicago Tribune. He was also quoted in a Wall Street Journal article about priests accused of abuse in Southern California.

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• Colleen Chien

  About 18 sites or papers ran a story by Reuters quoting Colleen Chien (Law) about Obama's comments about patent reform.

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• CSTS

  The blog GlobalGiving wrote about a project to restore education to tens of thousands in Zambia, with help from students from CSTS.

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• Eric Goldman

  Eric Goldman (Law) was a guest on an ABC Nightline segment about "revenge porn," or people posting risqué photos of exes online. He was also quoted about other tech-law cases by the Wall Street Journal, KQED radio, ReadWrite, and InformationWeek.

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• Patricia Cain

  Patricia Cain (Law) was quoted in a New York Times story about the tricky tax situation for married same-sex couples. Several other papers ran the story.

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