There’s a lot of new technological developments where we’re doing things in more of a hybrid fashion. But actually being there and eating together on a table and going on retreats together and sitting in the office of the faculty member to be mentored by that person and just hanging out late in the residence halls and just kind of pondering the bigger issues of life that happens in this higher education culture that we’re so used to. And, granted, there are a lot of things that are changing. But what’s being missed right now – and I hear this from our students—we want to be together. We want to be in community with each other. And then that’s their greatest disappointment right now.

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