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Picture this: The new RedHawk Plaza

Serving to create ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ brand pride, a 6-foot-tall beveled M is situated in a new plaza near Shriver Center β€” a perfect ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ selfie spot

Members of the office of University Communications and Marketing pose at the new RedHawk Plaza (photos by Scott Kissell)
Members of the office of University Communications and Marketing (UCM) pose at the new RedHawk Plaza (photos by Scott Kissell)
Campus Announcements

Picture this: The new RedHawk Plaza

Serving to create ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ brand pride, a 6-foot-tall beveled M is situated in a new plaza near Shriver Center β€” a perfect ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ selfie spot

The new RedHawk Plaza, located in the northeast corner next to Shriver Center, was unveiled today. 

Featuring a 6-foot-tall beveled-M ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ logo, the plaza will help answer the question, “Where can I take a photo?” 

Campus tours start and end at the Admission Visit Center in Shriver Center, and visiting parents and prospective students frequently ask about a spot to take a photo, according to admissions staff. 

 

UCM staff members Maci Bowling and Zachary Burnett take a selfie at the new RedHawk Plaza.

The RedHawk Plaza serves to create brand pride and opportunities for branded photos for students, potential students, alumni, and other visitors. 

  • It creates a new space within the busy area of Armstrong Student Center, Shriver Center, and the newly renovated Bachelor Hall — activating that entrance corridor with ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ branding and a plaza that enhances the landscape.  
  • It creates an area that is “social media-worthy” for visitors, alumni, and the ΝΓΧΣΟΘΙϊ community. 
  • Its location, catty-corner to the forthcoming multipurpose arena (to be completed by fall 2028), creates easier landmark wayfinding for those looking for the Shriver Admission Visit Center or Brick & Ivy campus store. 

The space includes a seat wall, landscaping, and a 72-inch-tall beveled M that sits on a 6-inch plinth.

The creation of RedHawk Plaza was supported by a donation from Michael ’85 and Pamela Duffett.  

A ribbon-cutting celebration will be held at 4 p.m. Oct. 2 in their honor.

 

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