On top of masking, other campus COVID-19 prevention mechanisms are in place. For instance, some buildings changed the way traffic flows through the space. This limits the degree at which people come in contact with others. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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On top of masking, other campus COVID-19 prevention mechanisms are in place. For instance, some buildings changed the way traffic flows through the space. Some buildings that have upper-levels and multiple staircases may have steps set aside for ascending or descending. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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At all times while on campus, students, faculty, staff and visitors are required to wear masks as part of COVID-19 prevention. As the in-person part of the semester winds to a close on Nov. 16, signage around campus reminds passerbys of the rules. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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With fewer in-person course offerings and more hybrid or distance-only classes amid COVID-19 campus precautions, some classrooms sit empty on campus. The in-person classes that are held are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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Since fewer than 30 percent of the classes this semester are classified as in-person, large lecture halls like Kedzie 106 remain empty for the most part. Some classes are held in these spaces, but they are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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With fewer on-campus course offerings, social distancing rules and declined enrollment, several campus buildings and common spaces are routinely empty. On Nov. 17, 2020, Kedzie Hall is no different. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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With less foot traffic on-campus, some satellite businesses are closed, redirecting people to restaurants in the K-State Student Union. The Radina's Coffeehouse in the Leadership Studies building closed a few weeks into the fall semester indefinitely. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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With new social distancing rules and fewer on-campus course offerings, several high trafficked zones on campus look like ghost towns. During normal times, the Quad would be full of students studying on a nice day like Nov. 18, 2020, but with COVID-19 only a few stragglers can be seen. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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With fewer in-person course offerings and more hybrid or distance-only classes amid COVID-19 campus precautions, some classrooms sit empty on campus. The in-person classes that are held are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

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Since fewer than 30 percent of the classes this semester are classified as in-person, large lecture halls like Kedzie 106 remain empty for the most part. Some classes are held in these spaces, but they are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Since fewer than 30 percent of the classes this semester are classified as in-person, large lecture halls like Kedzie 106 remain empty for the most part. Some classes are held in these spaces, but they are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Local gathering size limitations and other COVID-19-related restrictions have limited all in-person class sizes to 50. Since fewer than 30 percent of the classes this semester are classified as in-person, large lecture halls like Kedzie 106 remain empty for the most part. Some classes are held in these spaces, but they are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Since fewer than 30 percent of the classes this semester are classified as in-person, large lecture halls like Kedzie 106 remain empty for the most part. Some classes are held in these spaces, but they are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)

Since fewer than 30 percent of the classes this semester are classified as in-person, large lecture halls like Kedzie 106 remain empty for the most part. Some classes are held in these spaces, but they are few and far between. (Kaylie McLaughlin | Collegian Media Group)