Changes sweep Abroad program

Students left with fewer destinations, single app deadline

DU's Study Abroad program has undergone a series of changes, which began in early January, including modifying its deadline for applications, suspending several study abroad programs and adding new study abroad programs. All applications for the 2012-13 academic year for DU Partner Programs are now due Feb. Full story

Occupy DU sets up camp

Student supporters of the Occupy Denver movement hosted an "event series" last week, featuring professor discussion panels, student questioning and debates aimed at educating the student populous on the movement as Occupy prepares to branch to the DU campus. Full story

Faculty displays fresh ideas, inspiring pieces in art show

With interactive light-up pieces, 18-pound rings, crystal-clear cell-phone photography and runaway brides, the opening of Myhren Gallery's Faculty Triennial show was quite a success. Every three years the Myhren Gallery puts on a show exhibiting the faculty of the School of Art and Art History's work. Full story

‘Haywire’ a sexy, sweaty mess

Tough female protagonist can’t save film from structural flaws

"Haywire" looked promising: a take-no-prisoners government operative (Gina Carano, in her feature film debut) systematically takes down the men who betrayed her. Is this plot original? Definitely not. But with a real-life mixed-martial arts fighter leading a star-studded cast, you figure you're going to see something new and exciting. Full story

Zucker leads Team USA

Sophomore forward Jason Zucker returned to DU hockey Jan. 13-14 after playing on the United States World Junior Team in a tournament from Dec. 26 to Jan. 5 and serving as captain of the team. Zucker also played on the USA World Junior Team in 2010 and 2011, but this year he was honored with being named the team captain. Full story