With the Pennsylvania primary fewer than two weeks away, Bernie Sanders announced that Penn State will be one of the stopping points for his campaign.

Sanders, currently behind Hillary Clinton in the delegate count, announced in a press release on Sunday that he will speak at Rec Hall on Tuesday. Doors will open at 4 p.m.

The event is ticketed. More information can be found here.

Penn State College Democrats Communications Director Luis Rolfo said the College Democrats is excited for Sanders' visit.

"We hope that students take the time to hear his plans to make college affordable and close the income gap," Rolfo (senior-political science and communication arts and sciences) said. "Unlike Republicans, he will not be talking about walls and banning Muslims."

Students interested in volunteering for this event can sign up on Sanders' website.

Recent polls show that Sanders has a lot of ground to gain if he wants to beat Clinton in the Keystone state.

"The Democratic Party presidential candidate will host a rally at Penn State. Sanders will discuss a wide range of issues, including getting big money out of politics, his plan to make public colleges and universities tuition-free, combating climate change and ensuring universal health care," according to a release from the Sanders campaign.

Correction: Due to information being embargoed, a piece of information regarding Bernie Sanders' speech has been removed from this article. The Daily Collegian apologizes for this.