College Organizations Make Adjustments To Stay Active

With the state scaling back on capacity limits, colleges are too for activities especially student organizations.

With the state scaling back on capacity limits, colleges are too for activities especially student organizations.fox 55's jentill neal tells us what some social groups are doing to adjust.

Huntington university has a production starting tonight and students are working hard to make it a success.> 04:25:33-04:25:45"this semester all of our productions are only open to students and faculty and staff, but we've been broadcasting everything for anyone who wants to watch."

Huntington student victor fink says that's the difference this semester... it's how the campus can monitor crowds.

Many meetings on campus have been operating virtually so the capacity limit announced by governor eric holcomb won't really affect them.

But meeting in social settings does look different for those in theatre with him.

04:25:06-04:25:10"it's usually in a bigger space and bigger rooms, so there's less interaction."the campus is trying to maintain some sense of normalcy... and this also goes for sporting events keeping outside visitors to a minimum.>04:28:48-04:29:05"a lot of our athletic contest are pretty much over until thanksgiving as well and so forth so a lot of those..

We had restrictions on how many people could come to those and so forth could attend and a lot of our student activities have began to cycle down."over at manchester university the peace studies group is making adjustments as well- meeting outside so those who want to participate can.> 00:07:45-00:07:56"because we got to have that mix of in person and virtual, a lot of people have been a little less burned out on virtual events and it still gives us that foundation of getting to know each other in person."but because they've been virtual off and on... they are ready to go virtual completely if they