To help social distancing in the restrooms, only one student is allowed in at a time, and other students must wait outside on the big green dots.

Bathroom doors have been adorned with reminders for students to wash their hands for at least 20 seconds.

Sophomore Luke Donley wears his mask and social distances while waiting to enter the restroom.

Arrows on the railing help to remind students which way to walk through the halls.

Hand sanitizing stations are a frequent sight around campus.

Dots in the halls help students to distance themselves while walking from class to class.

While many students are back on campus, some students are joining us via Zoom.

The Senior lounge looks different this year, as it is now used to store chairs used by students during lunch.

Signs on computers are used to keep students spread out.

Plastic divider shields are used in many classrooms to keep students working together while staying safe.

Students must bring their own lunch this year in order to reduce the amount of people visiting campus.

Students put their chairs on the blue pieces of tape that are six feet apart to keep themselves socially distanced at lunch.

Arrows in the hallways help students move between classes in a safe way.