Student Tucker expresses interest in the president's view on LGBT issues and marriage equality.

Sway preps for his interview with President Obama.

Deanna expresses concern over social media's distortion of the issues with the "binders full of women" meme.

Andrew Jenks reminds America's youth to get and vote in this year's election.

"I've put forward a very specific plan that will grow the economy and create jobs here in American," Obama says.

"An investment in the college education still pays off. The unemployment rate for college graduates is half," Obama says.

"I have been very clear about my belief that same-sex couples have to be treated, before the eyes of the law, in the same way as heterosexual couples," Obama says.

"I live on the south side of Chicago and some of these murders are happening a couple of blocks from where I live," Obama says.

"We're not moving as fast as we need to and this is an issue future generations, MTV viewers, are going to have to deal with," Obama says.

"I believe women should be able to make their own healthcare decisions," Obama says.

"I remember in college listening, and not agreeing with his whole philosophy necessarily, but raising my awareness how people outside of our country were thinking about the struggle for jobs and dignity and freedom," Obama says.

"Right now, even just for security reasons, [Malia] doesn't have a Facebook page," Obama says.

"I would have liked his answer to be a little bit more tailored to youth, but I think he did a solid job with it," Raul says.

"It's been four years and the Defense Of Marriage Act is still on the books," Tucker says.

"I've done interviews for quite a long time, but I was actually really nervous," Sway admits.

"I'm happy with his response and I feel confident that this is a priority for him," Samantha says.

One student with an absentee ballot says the interview "helped" but he still hasn't decided.

Student journalists Eugenia Finizio, a senior at GWU, and Anna Lysa Gayle, a senior at Howard, take an inside look at students ditching the books for the campaign trail this semester.

Aura Cruz from Lynn University gets students takes on Foreign Affairs at the site of the final Presidential Debate.

President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney took part in the second of three Presidential Debates of this election cycle this past Tuesday at Hofstra University and mtvU Campus Correspondent Mike Fallon was there to get the student reactions.

USC’s Nate Howard reports on 22 year old Stanford Grad Michael Tubbs who has decided to do something this election and is running for City Council – with Oprah’s endorsement!

Wolf says to vote for whoever makes you feel warm and fuzzy.

Wolf makes the case for voting if even your state's presidential pick is already clinched.

Check out Fantasy Election, the Fantasy Football-esque game for Election 2012 with incredible prizes including a trip for 4 to the VMAs, electronic packages, gift cards and more!

As Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan get set to debate tomorrow night at Centre College in Danville, KY our Campus Correspondent Elle Mohs reports on the aftermath of last weeks first debate at the University of Denver.

What would happen if President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney tried landing a job in today’s economy?

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With the election just weeks away mtvU Campus Correspondent Ky Sisson reports from Reno with a look into the level of political engagement on college campuses.

45 million young voters. That's the Power of 12. And this is only the beginning.

Zach Galifianakis and Will Ferrell are talking about it -- do you know what the Power of 12 is?

Jon Stewart talks college, ramen, and the upcoming election.

MTV's Andrew Jenks kicks off our 2012 election coverage by bringing the voices of young voters directly to the Republican candidates for President.

Get your political jargon defined by Zach Galifianakis and Will Ferrell.

Zach Galifianakis and Will Ferrell tackle the important issues facing young people today.

The cast of the Jersey Shore have a very serious fight that may lead to the end of the house as we know it.

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Andrew Jenks finds out exactly what Millennials are thinking about this year's election.

Andrew Jenks puts a spotlight on those working hard to do something and say something meaningful in this year's election.