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Letter From the Editor: COVID-19 and The Tartan’s Operation

From the archives: Originally published in The Tartan, Radford University’s student-run newspaper, on March 17, 2020. Republished from the preserved historical archive; the article reflects information available at the time. I want to share a message that The Tartan is closely monitoring the evolving situation with COVID-19. As you may know, Radford’s campus is closed,…

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From the archives: Originally published in The Tartan, Radford University’s student-run newspaper, on March 17, 2020. Republished from the preserved historical archive; the article reflects information available at the time.

I want to share a message that The Tartan is closely monitoring the evolving situation with COVID-19.

As you may know, Radford’s campus is closed, and classes have transitioned to online courses until the possibility of the university opening back up its campus after April 17. 

The Tartan is still in operation, and we have already worked on ways to continue a smooth and functional newspaper entirely online for the time being.

Weekly meetings will be held over conference calls, and reporting and other multimedia work will take place remotely. Students can also still join The Tartan through rutartan.com.

Since the campus closing, there will be no Tartan newspaper made until the Quest Edition – only if Radford decides to open up the campus after April 17.

The Tartan will continue to share updates and articles on Radford University and the developments of COVID-19 to our community.

Feel free to submit tips and news to The Tartan.

Thank you,

Dylan Lepore’20

Editor-in-Chief, The Tartan

dlepore1@radford.edu

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dylan Lepore is a multimedia professional, entrepreneur, and lifelong gamer who’s passionate about blending creativity with strategy. As the founder of LeporeMedia and The Part-Time Gamer, and the Business Manager at Port City Architecture, Dylan brings a unique mix of storytelling, design, and business savvy to everything he does. He lives in Portland, Maine, with his wife and his dog, Alecto.

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