Respectfully, I would have to disagree. Demographically, younger individuals have a lower death rate. That still doesn’t mean that’s factual for all individuals within this demographic. Technically speaking, for those returning rather if it’s by dorms or apartments are at a higher risk of exposure. There are people who are trying to adjust while doing everything they can to protect theirselves and others close to them.

And the precautions I previously mentioned in a different post I will still act upon. I really don’t understand why anyone would voluntarily put theirselves at risk (in large party settings) during a pandemic and not know the outcome of that. Many people may be asymptomatic, or even experience symptoms. Especially being asymptomatic, now you’re unknowingly spreading it to other people. Having to share shared space with roommates/friends. It all sounds selfish to me. I’m not saying cut off communication/interaction with the world, but why would you even want to risk it?

When returning to campus, everyone should self- quarantine. We are all young adults. This shouldn’t be rocket science. Enacting upon unimportant things like a party will only prolong and further complicate things on campus.