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The Nairobi-set show follows the lives and loves of a group of college students, telling the story of love, sex, Friday nights and the indelible marks we leave on one another. Now in its second season, Shuga addresses what it’s like to be young and sexually active during a time when HIV infection is a very real possibility.

Then the White House and mtvU want you for the Campus Champion of Change contest.

In support of GLAAD’s Spirit Day, MTV’s gone purple. Learn how you can stand up against bullying.

As you know Occupy Wall Street has literally been occupying the entire nation. We want to know what you think, and if you are doing anything to participate.

Former Fulbright mtvU Fellow, Andrew Magill is set to release his concept album Mau a Malawi: Stories of AIDS, recorded in Malawai with Malawian recording artist Peter Mawanga. The U.S. release of the album will be on October 14th at an event at the University of North Carolina. For more info click here.

Tim O’Shaughnessy gives insight on what it takes to launch a successful business like LivingSocial. If you have the next BIG idea, submit your business plan for a chance to win $25,000 in seed money. Head to MoverandChangers.com (link out) for more info.

New stats show that more and more young people have health insurance coverage thanks to the Affordable Care Act. How many more young people? A million in the past year alone. Do they know something you don’t?

mtvU has launched the “mtvU Against Our Will Campaign,” which taps into the growing student movement to end modern-day slavery. Learn how students like you can take action…

mtvU VJ Carly attends the 17th anniversary of the Violence Against Women Act hosted by Vice President Biden and Dr. Jill Biden in Washington DC. Watch the full exclusive interview below as Carly talks with the Vice President…

This morning, Vice President Biden tweeted a video message asking for your help. Learn how you can join the 1 Is 2 Many conversation here.