Two MTSU political club presidents will take to the stage in the Keathley University Center on Wednesday to discuss what civil engagement means to them.
Two MTSU political organizations, Turning Point USA and the Young Democratic Socialists of America, ramped up their meetings this semester, focusing on some of the same topics.
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