About Us

The Radnorite is a public forum that strives to generate community through publishing work of interest to the local youth culture. We value keeping current in the marketplace, pushing on the boundaries of traditional journalism, and exploring unique mechanisms of promoting and distributing our work–always with an eye to inform, engage, and challenge our readers.

Per the RHS administration’s request, the Radnorite undergoes a prior review process for all articles that appear on our website. The Radnorite sends all media to the administration 48 hours prior to publication. The legality of this prior review process is outlined in the Pennsylvania School Code. Learn more about New Voices legislation and the protection of student free speech here. 

We meet once a week on Wednesdays or Thursdays during Lunch & Learn in Room 110. Join us at any time, or contact an Editor to be added to our Groupme!

Radnorite Leadership

Editors-in-Chiefs: Caitlin Roeltgen, Rhea Howard
Associate Editors: Chayse Hevesi

The Radish Editor: Anrui Xu
The Radish Associate Editor: Meredith Gelles

Section Editors

Radnor Beat Editor: Daisy Madden
Radnor Beat Associate Editor: Arielle Mims

Opinions Editor: Commerce Fisk
Opinions Associate Editor: Hannah Kim

Arts Editor: Martina Becerril

Sports Roundup Editor: Kayla Cormier
Sports Roundup Associate Editor: Tatum Brown

Currents Editor: Nyah Yao

Want to write for the Radnorite?
Radnorite meets once a week during Lunch & Learn. Please email or Schoology message Caitlin Roeltgen ([email protected]) or Rhea Howard ([email protected]) if you are interested in joining the Radnorite.

Staff Writer Policy: 

To be a staff writer, rather than a guest writer, an individual must come to meetings, help generate topic ideas, and write a minimum of three pieces per year. An individual will need to function effectively in this role in order to be considered for leadership positions later in his/her high school career. What defines you as a staff writer, rather than guest writer, is your commitment to the publication. Unlike guest writers, staff writers are permitted to put Radnorite on their resumes.