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• President Ken Gormley speaks with Our Region鈥檚 Business host Bill Flanagan in , about Duquesne basketball and new Uptown development.
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• President Gormley is quoted in  about the March Madness excitement on campus and about the Dukes A-10 tournament championship win.
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• details President Ken Gormley's election to the Pittsburgh Business Times 2024 Power 100 list as a 鈥淐atalyst鈥� at the intersection of research, job training and economic development.
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• The and numerous other media outlets covered the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Duquesne鈥檚 new College of Osteopathic Medicine. President Ken Gormley, Provost David Dausey and Dean John Kauffman are quoted.
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• President Ken Gormley hosted The Saturday Night Massacre: A 50-Year Retrospective at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C. He wrote this and
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• and the  covered President Ken Gormley announcing the creation of a new $1 million endowed University chair to honor one of the University's most generous benefactors Eugene P. Beard.
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• Pittsburgh Business Times included about the College of Osteopathic Medicine (COM) receiving $1.5M from the Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust for disability education. President Ken Gormley and Dr. John Kauffman, dean of the COM, are quoted.
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• Ken Gormley was interviewed for article about a forthcoming memoir by former Secret Service Agent Paul Landis, in which he will give his perspective of what happened when he was just steps away from President John F. Kennedy when he was assassinated in November 1963. 
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• covered President Ken Gormley announcing a new initiative to create ongoing support for club sports at Duquesne.
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• highlights board member Matthew Costello, and his wife, Liselott, who recently made a major gift to support the first endowed chair in the newly-named School of Science and Engineering.
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• highlights that President Ken Gormley will lead a constitutional program at Erie鈥檚 Jefferson Educational Society. 
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• President Ken Gormley offered constitutional law expertise in about the impact of former President Trump鈥檚 indictment. 
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• President Ken Gormley is interviewed in about expanding engineering programs at the university.
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• President Ken Gormley provided constitutional law expertise for about the impact of former President Trump鈥檚 indictment.
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for about former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher and Duquesne Board alumna and philanthropist Catharine M. Ryan receiving honorary degrees during a Spring Commencement ceremony.
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• President Ken Gormley is quoted in this and this about Bill Cowher being the Commencement speaker and honorary degree recipient at a Spring Commencement ceremony.
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• President Ken Gormley was quoted in discussing the announcement of former Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Bill Cowher and Duquesne alumna Board member Catharine M. Ryan as recipients of honorary degrees during a Spring Commencement ceremony.
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• , President Ken Gormley was mentioned in relation to his biography Archibald Cox: Conscience of a Nation. 
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• about the 25-year anniversary of Monica Lewinsky鈥檚 affair with former President Clinton includes an interview with President Ken Gormley.
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• President Ken Gormley was quoted in about Debra Todd becoming the first female chief justice in the 300-year history of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court..
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•   on the passing of Pope Benedict.
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• President Ken Gormley was quoted in , discussing how the legendary Franco Harris will be forever loved as an emblem of Pittsburgh.
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• spotlights President Ken Gormley and Duquesne鈥檚 'Institute for Ethics and Integrity in Journalism' honoring Yamiche Alcindor with the Institute鈥檚 inaugural award. 
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• The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published President Ken Gormley's piece,
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• President Ken Gormley is quoted in this that discusses of University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Patrick Gallagher's new leadership role.
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• President Ken Gormley is quoted in this  about the "Why the Negro Leagues Mattered, and Still Do" symposium hosted at Duquesne in 2021.
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• President Ken Gormley is quoted in this article after announcing the $333 million goal for the largest fundraising campaign in the University's history.
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• The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette published about Max Baer, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court chief justice and Duquesne law school alumnus, who passed away Sept. 30.
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• This includes an interview with President Ken Gormley about Philadelphia lawyer and law school alum Thomas R. Kline's $50 million gift to Duquesne's law school. _{September 8, 2022}
  
  
• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this about Kline's historic $50 million donation to Duquesne's law school.
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• President Ken Gormley was on the to discuss Supreme Court law involving the future of Roe vs. Wade.
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• President Ken Gormley was among the top 10 in of the most influential educators in Pennsylvania.
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this about Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson.
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• President Ken Gormley is quoted in numerous news stories focusing on the groundbreaking ceremony for Duquesne鈥檚 proposed College of Osteopathic Medicine, including the and the
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• President Ken Gormley was about his prediction of who will be the next Supreme Court Justice. 
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• Harvard Law Today published about President Ken Gormley's new fiction novel entitled The Heiress of Pittsburgh.
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• President Ken Gormley is quoted in this about a $3 million Henry L. Hillman Foundation grant to support the proposed College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this about how Supreme Court Justice Tom Saylor will become the inaugural scholar-in-residence at the Thomas R. Kline Center for Judicial Education.
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• President Ken Gormley wrote about how Pittsburgh's churches are an integral part of traditions and family histories that bind us together during the holiday season.
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this about his role in the Eradicate Hate Global Summit and his recollection of the shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue.
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• The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review published about President Ken Gormley's recently published legal thriller, The Heiress of Pittsburgh.
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• The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette wrote about President Ken Gormley's recently published fiction novel The Heiress of Pittsburgh.
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• Media outlets report that 麻豆直播鈥檚 Board extends President Ken Gormley鈥檚 contract through the 2026-2027 academic year, including the and the .
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• This  on Duquesne's new Institute for Ethics and Integrity in Journalism includes a quote from President Ken Gormley.
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• This  refers to details that were included in President Ken Gormley's The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr.
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• President Ken Gormley was about Pittsburgh philanthropist John G. Rangos, Sr., who also was a longtime friend and benefactor of 麻豆直播.
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• asked President Ken Gormley and his fellow local college presidents to weigh in on the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats that have come to light compared to prior to COVID-19 pandemic.
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• In  President Ken Gormley addresses a $2M gift R.K. Mellon Foundation gift to Duquesne's proposed College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed by about honoring May graduate Dylan Braun during a special post-graduation ceremony. 
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• The Pittsburgh Business Times published about President Ken Gormley, who spoke at the Pittsburgh Business Times' VisionPittsburgh event. _{April 8, 2021}
  
  
• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this about COVID-19 disruptions to education and what schools are doing to stay on track. 
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for  about former President Donald Trump being acquitted for the second time when his impeachment trial concluded in the U.S. Senate. 
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this article about former President Donald Trump's impeachment trial and the legacy he will leave.
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• President Ken Gormley wrote about former President Donald Trump's impeachment trial and its impact on previous presidents.
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• President Ken Gormley co-wrote about the Senate's power to try former President Donald Trump.
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• President Ken Gormley wrote this about President Donald Trump's complicated legacy.
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this about hopes expressed by many for President Joe Biden's time in the White House. 
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• Newsweek interviewed President Ken Gormley for about what could happen if President Donald Trump attempts to self-pardon.
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• President Ken Gormley is about President Donald Trump's use of pardon power
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• The Washington Post published about why President Donald Trump's motion to self-pardon himself is not legal.
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• President Ken Gormley was interviewed for this about the results of the 2020 Presidential Election.
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• President Ken Gormley wrote this about the night of the first commercial radio broadcast by KDKA-Radio in Pittsburgh 100 years ago.
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• that President Ken Gormley moderated a webinar regarding the impact of the NFL's Rooney Rule and its relevance today.
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• President Ken Gormley is quoted in this about gifts totaling $7.5 million to support the proposed College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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• President Ken Gormley is interviewed for this about how America makes its biggest mistakes during times of crisis.
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• President Ken Gormley is interviewed for this about how local universities are offering on-campus housing options for medical professionals battling the spread of COVID-19.
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• President Ken Gormley is interviewed for about the Senate impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.
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• President Ken Gormley wrote this about an alternative to the impeachment trial: passing election-interference legislation.
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• quoted President Ken Gormley in this story about a federal grant of nearly $500,000 awarded to the August Wilson House to go toward plans to restore the Pittsburgh-native/playwright's childhood home in the Hill District. Duquesne is a project partner.
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• The Palm Beach Post interviewed President Ken Gormley for  about the pardon of President Richard Nixon serving as a "road map" to dealing with a previous president potentially facing criminal charges after leaving the White House.
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• President Ken Gormley discussed the University's plans in  about Duquesne announcing it will open a College of Osteopathic Medicine, making it only the second medical school in Pittsburgh. Gormley talked about the local, regional and national need for family doctors and how the new school will make a significant contribution.
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• President Ken Gormley discussed why Pittsburgh has become a viable destination for recent university grads with the Tribune-Review for  on the region being rated No. 6 for new college graduates.
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• This  about former Duquesne All-American basketball player Chuck Cooper being named to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame includes a quote from President Gormley about Cooper, who was the first black player drafted by an NBA team.
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• The Pittsburgh Business Times features a profile on President Ken Gormley as one of the new leaders at local universities.
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• President Ken Gormley discusses qualifications of Judge Thomas Hardiman, U.S. Supreme Court Nominee [audio]
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The Presidents and the Constitution, Volume Two: From World War I to the Trump Era (Gormley, ed.), NYU Press (2022).

The Heiress of Pittsburgh, Sunbury Press (2021).

Presidents and the Constitution (Gormley, ed.), NYU Press (2015).

"Impeachment and the Independent Counsel: Collision in the Capitol" in The Clinton Presidency and the Constitutional System (Roseanna Perotti, ed.) at 163 (Texas A&M University Press, 2012).

"Archibald Cox" in American National Biography (Oxford University Press) (2012).

The Death of American Virtue: Clinton vs. Starr, Crown Publishers/Random House (2010).

"Archibald Cox," in The Yale Biographical Dictionary of American Law (Roger K. Newman ed.) (Yale University Press 2009).

"Archibald Cox" (book chapter) in The Scribner Encyclopedia of American Lives, (2007).

Foreword to Chinese translation of The Court and the Constitution, "Archibald Cox" (Peking University Press 2006).

The Pennsylvania Constitution: A Treatise on Rights and Liberties (George T. Bisel Co., 2004), (Ken Gormley principal editor) (with Bauman, Fishman & Kozler) (supplement 2014).

Great American Judges: An Encyclopedia, (John R. Vile, ed.), ABC-CLIO (2003) (chapter on Judge Learned Hand).

Great American Lawyers: An Encyclopedia, (John R. Vile, ed.), ABC-CLIO (2001) (chapters on Archibald Cox and William M. Evarts).

Archibald Cox: Conscience of a Nation, hardback published by Addison-Wesley (1997), paperback published by Perseus Books (1999).

The Pennsylvania Legislative Reapportionment of 1991 (1994, Commw. of Pa. Press).

"Chief Justice Ralph J. Cappy: An Epilogue," 47 Duquesne L. Rev. 681 (2009).

"Carol Los Mansmann: Lawyer, Judge and Public Servant," 46 Duq. L. Rev. 5 (2007) (with an introduction by Supreme Court Justice Samuel J. Alito, Jr.)

"Judicial Review in the Americas: Comments on the United States and Mexico," 45 Duquesne L. Rev. 393 (2007).

"Education as a Fundamental Right: Building a New Paradigm," 2 Forum on Public Policy 207 (University of Illinois) (2006).

"The Forgotten Supreme Court Justices," 68 Albany L. Rev. 295 (2005).

"In Memoriam: Archibald Cox," 118 Harvard L. Rev. 8 (2004).

"The Lawyer as Artist" in "Symposium: The Lawyer as Poet Advocate: Bruce Springsteen and American Law," 14 Widener Law J. 753 (2005).

"Exploring a European Union Constitution: Unexpected Lessons from the American Experience," 35 Rutgers L.J. 69 (2003).

"Foreword: President Truman and the Steel Seizure Case: A Symposium,"41 Duquesne L. Rev. 667 (2003).

"The Silver Anniversary of New Judicial Federalism," 66 Albany L. Rev. 101 (2003).

"Racial Mind-Games and Reapportionment: When Can Race Be Considered (Legitimately) In Redistricting?" 4 University of Pennsylvania Journal of Constitutional Law 735 (2002).

"Monica Lewinsky, Impeachment, and the Death of the Independent Counsel Law: What Congress Can Salvage From the Wreckage - a Minimalist View," 60 Maryland L. Rev. 97 (2001).

"Impeachment and the Independent Counsel: A Dysfunctional Union," 51 Stanford L. Rev. 309 (1999).

"An Original Model of the Independent Counsel Statute," 97 Michigan L. Rev. 601 (1998).

"The Short-Lived Burial of Miranda," 59 Albany L. Rev. 1725 (1996).

"The Pennsylvania Constitution After Edmunds," 3 Widener J. Pub. L. 55 (1993).

"One Hundred Years of Privacy," 1992 Wisconsin L. Rev. 1335 (1992).

"Privacy and the States," 65 Temple L.Q. 1279 (1992) (Gormley & Hartman).

"Foreword: A New Constitutional Vigor For The Nation's Oldest Court," 64 Temple L. Rev. 215 (1991).

"The Kentucky Bill of Rights, A Bicentennial Celebration," 80 Kentucky L. J. 1 (1991) (Gormley & Hartman).

"Significant Developments In State Constitutional Law, 1988," 2 Emerging Issues in State Constitutional Law 1 (1989).

"Project: State Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedure: A Primer for the 21st Century," (Gormley ed.) 67 Oregon L. Rev. 689 (1988).

"Ten Adventures In State Constitutional Law," 1 Emerging Issues in State Constitutional Law 29 (Inaugural Issue, 1988).

"Private Conspiracies and the Constitution - A Modern Vision of 42 U.S.C. 搂1985(3)," 64 Texas L. Rev. 527 (1985).

Article, "Heading in the Right Direction," PENNSYLVANIA LAWYER, 31 (May/June 2014).

Book Review, "The Center Holds: Obama and His Enemies: by Jonathan Alter," Washington Post (June 28, 2013).

Article, "The Saturday Night Massacre 40 Years Later: How our Constitution Trumped a Reckless President," Constitutional Daily, National Constitution Center (November 15, 2013).

Op-ed, "Wisdom from Watergate," POLITICO (October, 2013).

"Bush 41's later in life, in letters," review of "All the Best, George Bush: My Life in Letters and Other Writings," WASHINGTON POST BOOK WORLD, June 2, 2013.

"The New Pledge that Congress Should Take," POLITICO, Oct. 26, 2012.

"America's Unwritten Constitution: The Presidents and Principles We Live By, By Akhil Amar," WASHINGTON POST BOOK WORLD, Oct.6, 2012.

"A Response to 鈥楧r. No:' The importance of saying 鈥榶es' to legal education in American," PENNSYLVANIA LAWYER Jan./Feb. 2012 at 22.

"Duquesne Law School 1911-2011," SPIRITAN HORIZONS, Issue 6, Fall 2011, pp.63-75.

"Secret Wiretaps: The Need for Legislative Reforms," JURIST (Legal News & Research) (March 20, 2006).

"Can the Independent Counsel Law Be Saved?" 21 Legal Times 28 (February 22, 1999).

"Should We Ditch the Independent Prosecutor Law?" (Dialogue with Professor Akhil Reed Amar), Slate Magazine, (February 16-19, 1999).

"Should Congress Reauthorize the Independent Counsel Law?" 78 Congressional Digest 144 (May, 1999).

"Reapportioning Election Districts: An Exercise in Self-Preservation," USA Today Magazine 22 (January, 1997).

Charles Hamilton Houston, Thurgood Marshall, and the Civil Rights Movement," 78 A.B.A. J. 62 (June, 1992).

"Professionalism, Pittsburgh Style," 140 Pitt L.J. 39 (1992).

"The New Story of State Constitutions," Vol. 9, The Pennsylvania Lawyer (March, 1987), reprinted in the Idaho B.J. (August, 1987).

"The Nixon Pardon at 40: Ford Looks Better Than Ever," The Wall Street Journal, Ken Gormley (with David Shribman), September 5, 2014.

"The Lesson of Watergate & Nixon's resignation," the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, August 2, 2014.

"Rename Pittsburgh's U.S. courthouse for Judge Joseph F. Weis, Jr.: Our grand federal court building should be named for one of its greatest jurists," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, June 15, 2014.

"American Original: The Life and Constitution of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia," Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Sunday, January 10, 2010; also published in Philadelphia Inquirer, Sunday, January 10, 2010.

Various Feature Articles, Book Reviews and Op-Ed Pieces, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, Newsday, Chicago Tribune, San Diego Union-Tribune, Baltimore Sun, Hartford Courant, Atlanta Constitution, Buffalo News, Albuquerque Journal, The Pittsburgh Press, The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Pittsburgh Magazine.

Past Contributor, Rolling Stone Magazine, The Boston Real Paper, Rolling Stone Record Guide.