This is a pretty big distinction to make and it is seldom made well. Not as many people attend athletic contests or cultural events . Not as many people attend chapel . It's harder to get people together for a cup of coffee in the lounge. But there is another side to this.
People have more attractive choices as to how to use their time.
Some, like faculty who are parents, are spending time taking their kids to their kids' extracurricular events rather than coming to a Concordia cultural event. Some, like men, are having to spend time doing household chores because that's the nature of their marriage and their wives also have careers. And, yes, some are skipping coffee in the lounge so they can sit at their computer screen and correspond in real time with one of their students in Greece, or converse with a colleague in California, or visit the Louvre on line. Tell me which of these developments you would rather not have happened. They probably are.