Students crowded Ackerman Grand Ballroom on Tuesday night to see and listen to speakers and musicians at the first Mighty Mic Human Rights Awareness Concert, an event benefiting several human rights organizations. Read more...

Health-conscious students on the Hill may soon be able to eat more organic products in residential eateries, university officials said. Though UCLA Dining Services already offers some organic items, such as organic bananas, these options are currently limited and poorly advertised, said Connie Foster, director of Dining Services. Read more...

Voices recounting tragic tales and staggering death tolls projected over a loudspeaker from Meyerhoff Park on Tuesday as speakers from several human rights groups promoted the Armenian Student Association’s Genocide Awareness Month, taking place all of April. Read more...

Dates and locations of terrorist attacks that occurred in the last 20 years scroll across the screen during a documentary showing at UCLA on Tuesday, in which experts on terrorism attempt to offer their personal definition of the term. Read more...

After Julio Castellon, an assistant cook who worked at the Covel Commons dining hall for 15 years, was fired last month, some of his coworkers started the “Justice for Julio” campaign to help him get his job back. Read more...

This week’s Science&Health discusses the addictions students can encounter through their interactions with various substances. ———————————————— Abuse of pharmaceutical drugs on the rise An alarming, growing trend of prescription and over-the-counter pill misuse might be attributed to misconceptions ———————————————— Addicted to staying awake? Read more...