Earlier this month, the Court of Arbitration in Sports (CAS) ruled that Caster Semenya, a two-time Olympic South African dark-skinned Black female athlete, could not compete in women’s sports. Seymenya...
Ellie Davis, Associate Editor
• September 23, 2020
During the spring of 2019, some of the most civically engaged adults of Radnor, optimistic and eager to help, chose to run for the Radnor School Board. One of these aspiring local politicians, Bradley...
“If you try a man and you go 6 times for the same crime, well something is wrong about the constitution, or something is wrong about the law, or something is wrong about the prosecution… or something...
WASHINGTON —Amid speculation that states will be re-opening, Senator Kelly Loeffler of Georgia might be better off staying inside the comfort of her gated compound rather than having to take questions...
Lu and Edy Mackenzie reflect on their quarantine experience, in which they turned to the comfort of Disney +, and more specifically, Sterling Knight, for a source of unity and comfort.
During this seemingly apocalyptic time period when everyone is (or hopefully should be) self-isolating at home, it can certainly be hard to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Kyle Wang highlights some of the ways we can stay positive.
When contemplating the things he does on a daily basis in quarantine, Nathan Kellerman realized what he did consistently was simple: take a shower. Nathan decided to take a literal cold shower every day for a week and examine its effect on his productivity.
Sarah Tachau speaks out against Radnor's Controversial mascot, detailing her experiences encountering students from opposing schools at football games who perceived Radnor's use of the Raider as racist and analyzing the social and cultural undertones of the Radnor Raider.
Recently, Mrs. Kevgas ordered our National Anthem off the loudspeaker in an attempt to bar political songs from the morning music. Chapin Lenthall-Cleary explains why and discusses what it reveals about our national character.
Ali Bauer, Currents Section Editor
• December 10, 2019
An overwhelming 76% of teens from ages thirteen to seventeen use Instagram. On this popular social media platform, individuals can upload pictures and videos, share experiences, and view other people's...
On May 15th, Alabama Governor Kay Ivey signed into law a bill that bans nearly all abortions in the state, without exceptions for rape or incest. Unsurprisingly, everyone who voted for this bill was a...
On February 14th, 2019, the first game of the 2019 season of the Overwatch League began. After being in its offseason for the latter half of 2018, the ‘OWL’ triumphantly returned to its throne as a...
After weeks of absolute chaos, actor Jussie Smollett has been arrested by the Chicago Police and charged for disorderly conduct in the wake of new evidence that has convinced both the public and law enforcement...
Maya Rigler explains her battle with cancer and how it affected her outlook on life: "When I was diagnosed with childhood cancer for the second time, I began to contemplate the way that we talk about, or rather around, illness....I didn't feel myself 'fighting the battle'... And yet, my mind immediately began to put a positive spin on everything that came my way."
