Courtesy of the AT Team - The DCIU Assistive Technology team, pictured from left to right; Nora Connell, Jason Gonzalez, Marisa Giannini
Chayse Hevesi, Associate Editor-in-Chief
June 5, 2025
Listening to my teachers during class used to feel like HIIT cardio, eight periods a day, five days a week. I strained to hear each word amidst background noise, to mentally...
Caitlin Roeltgen, Editor-in-chief
April 28, 2025
Books teach. From The Day the Crayons Quit to The Great Gatsby, books are a part of Radnor’s English curriculum, but students also have access to a wide selection in...
Hannah Kim, Opinions Associate Editor
April 24, 2025
Today, the majority of American citizens 18 and older are allowed to vote in federal and state elections, but voting was not always a right extended to all Americans. In fact,...
Hannah Kim, Opinions Associate Editor
December 9, 2024
I did not realize until I stood in front of my overflowing dresser one morning, trying to pick out something to wear that day, how much fast fashion had crept into my life....
Caitlin Roeltgen, Editor-in-chief
November 18, 2024
As of 2017, women complete only 38% of undergraduate math majors and 29% of all math PhDs. Female professors make up a mere 12% in math PhD programs. Each step into the academic...
November 14, 2024
Artificial Intelligence Terminator, Hal, Blade Runner. Science fiction has long speculated about the ramifications of artificial intelligence, and now we have seen a boom...
Opinions Editor: Commerce Fisk
Opinions Associate Editor: Hannah Kim
The Opinions section focuses on the diversity of thought in Radnor’s student body. Here you will find students’ takes on a variety of political, social, and cultural issues. Expressing their ideas, they defend their thoughts, while challenging readers to consider their own beliefs.