Humans vs. Zombies at RIT

It's a zombie apocalypse at RIT! Each Fall a week-long Zombie vs. Humans game is held at RIT. It is normally the biggest RIT HvZ game of the year. The massive campus-wide game of tag involves roughly 800 students. According to organizers, HvZ is the largest club on campus. Humans wear arm-bands and carry Nerf Blasters or "sock grenades" to protect themselves from zombie contagion... at least until they get tagged by "zombies" ... and join the zombie horde in chasing the remaining "humans". Zombies can be identified by their headbands. Few humans make it to the heavily defended "extraction points" at the end of the game. HvZ is a great way to meet new people, explore the campus, learn the tunnels (good prep for winter) and get some serious exercise! The game is only played outdoors - buildings, tunnels and vehicles are "safe". It is played at night as well and organizers devise missions that add to multiple story-lines. The RIT HvZ club also competes at exhibition games with and against other schools in this growing social sport. For more info check: http://wiki.humansvszombies.org/index...