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Highlanders Rise: President Hemphill Shares an Encouraging Message to the Radford Community

From the archives: Originally published in The Tartan, Radford University’s student-run newspaper, on April 13, 2020. Republished from the preserved historical archive; the article reflects information available at the time. By: Dylan Lepore | dlepore1@radford.edu Radford University President Brian O. Hemphill sent out a message to the Radford community, Monday, April 13, to lift community…

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From the archives: Originally published in The Tartan, Radford University’s student-run newspaper, on April 13, 2020. Republished from the preserved historical archive; the article reflects information available at the time.

By: Dylan Lepore | dlepore1@radford.edu

Radford University President Brian O. Hemphill sent out a message to the Radford community, Monday, April 13, to lift community spirits through their new campaign “Highlanders Rise.”

President Hemphill said, “Our lives are different. And, our campus is quiet. However, in a world of uncertainty and during a time of despair, the Radford family is stronger together!”

It is up to all of us to make the most of each challenge and every opportunity. And, our current environment is no exception. As Highlanders, we will rise to this occasion,” President Hemphill said.

Radford University created a website on “What does #HighlandersRise mean to you,” where Radford is seeking stories of encouragement, inspiration, and service from within the Radford family.

Stories can be submitted by emailed at univrel@radford.edu and through social media using hashtag #HighlandersRise.

The video message from President Hemphill can be found here.

Photo Credit: (Radford University)

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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