In a last-minute flurry of campaign activity before Tuesday's primary election, the presidential candidates and their representatives are making several stops throughout Pennsylvania over the next few days, including stops at several Penn State campuses. The most recent addition to the schedule is a visit by Sen. Hillary Clinton to Rec Hall on Penn State's University Park campus at 8 p.m. Sunday, April 20. The doors will open at 6 p.m.

In preparation for the visit, the main gym in Rec Hall will be closed all day Sunday, although the south gym will remain open throughout the day. For security reasons, no bags, no umbrellas and no signs of any kind will be permitted to be taken in to Rec Hall. The only entrance to the event will be the front doors by the Curtin-Burrowes intersection, where metal detectors will be in use. Over the past six weeks, Sen. Barack Obama, Sen. Hillary Clinton, Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton and Ron Paul all have made stops to Penn State campuses including University Park, Brandywine, Fayette, Erie and Greater Allegheny. The visits are part of Penn State's effort to expose students to the 2008 presidential campaign, part of the University's open-door policy to host campaign stops during this primary season.

Chelsea Clinton attended an "Our Economy, Our Future" event April 10 on the HUB lawn at University Park. She appeared in support of her mother Sen. Hillary Clinton's campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Pennsylvania primary election has garnered national attention for the past several weeks, as candidates and others speaking on their behalf have been criss-crossing the state in an effort to bring their messages to the voters.Several of those campaign stops have been made to various Penn State campuses. The visits are part of Penn State's effort to expose students to the 2008 presidential campaign, part of the University's open-door policy to host campaign stops during this primary season. For photos, check the links at http://live.psu.edu/story/

Former President Bill Clinton will make a campaign stop on Penn State's University Park campus on behalf of Hillary Clinton Thursday, March 27. Clinton will speak on "Solutions for America" at 8 p.m. in Rec Hall on the campus. Information about admission, parking and other details will be posted to this site as they are known. The stop is one of three on his schedule for Thursday. Clinton also will be at Dickinson College in Carlisle at 3:15 p.m., and at Lewistown Area High School at 5:45 p.m. During this campaign, Bill Clinton also visited Penn State Brandywine on March 7. Sen. Hillary Clinton was at Penn State Fayette on Monday. "As the presidential candidates criss-cross Pennsylvania leading up to the April 22 primary, our students are getting a wonderful opportunity to learn more about candidates and be part of the democratic process," said Bill Mahon, vice president for University Relations. "Penn State is the perfect place for discussions of issues affecting the nation, and this visit is part of our open-door policy for the campaigns of both parties' presidential candidates."