Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in March of 2020, scientists and medical experts have been tirelessly investigating the varieties of ways in which the virus spreads. The Center for Disease Control...
While COVID cases skyrocket in the Radnor community, many students at Radnor High School have decided to eat outside in the below freezing temperatures to reduce their risk of exposure as much as possible....
Sarah Tachau, Radish Associate Editor
• January 20, 2022
Last year, The Radish produced a step-by-step guide on how to properly wear a mask amidst an increase in COVID-19 cases and freedom fighters who wished not to be suffocated by a disposable piece of cloth....
Sarah Tachau, Radish Associate Editor
• December 13, 2021
Radnor High School recently returned to its normal, 8-period, numerical order school day after a week of the Modified Keystone Bell Schedule. Some students referred to the mixed-up class order as a “confusing...
Sarah Tachau, Radish Associate Editor
• December 9, 2021
Another Thanksgiving has come and gone, and the number one concern among Americans heading into this holiday season was not the spread of COVID in Black Friday mobs, but instead what artist would take...
Sarah Tachau, Radish Associate Editor
• December 7, 2021
In mid-October, upon registering for 2022 AP tests, students were charged a hefty $96 per exam. The College Board justified this cost by stating “education is priceless; good education, on the other...
Two years ago, Radish correspondent Andrew Rosin reported that the Pennsylvania Youth Survey (PAYS) on drugs and alcohol revealed that 78% of students were addicted to heroin. Today, the survey has revealed...
Sarah Tachau, Radish Associate Editor
• November 5, 2021
RADNOR, PA-- The halls of Radnor High School are vibrant from the rose-tinted lights, and the mystical, faint smell of body-odor looms in the air as the seniors return from their lunch-time mosh-pit. Everything...
Over the last month of school, lunch has changed from school's sanctuary away from the fluttering of fluorescent lights, shrieks of chalk against the board, and an eerily warm seat in a frigid classroom...
Sarah Tachau, Radish Associate Editor
• October 20, 2021
RADNOR, PA-- Walking from class to class is now considered “out of season,” as the halls of Radnor High School are packed with students zipping up to 75 mph on medical scooters, built to assist with...
When the pandemic struck in March of 2020, parents were able to experience firsthand the damaging psychological effects of barring children from school. With kids back in school, parents can breathe a...
Sarah Tachau, Radish Associate Editor
• June 10, 2021
Seniors, and Juniors who are parking in the Senior Lot, is the 3pm bus traffic driving you insane? Do you ever question, “Would there be any consequences if I sped past the security guard or drove over...
In light of recent findings, the Communications Department has taken it upon itself to redesign the website, comparing the task to that of HGTV’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. At the heart of the...
It was the eerie morning of March 22nd, at approximately 8:15 am when disaster struck. Anxious Radnor students and teachers were driving to school for their first day of full in-person school this year,...
