
The Gichigamiin Museum, formerly known as the Mitchell Museum, sits on Central Street in northern Evanston. The museum has been primarily focused...

Evanston's own American Toby Jug Museum is the home to over 8,000 unique, creative, and expressive art pieces that explore the development of...

TikTok, a short-form video-sharing app, was banned for only hours on Jan. 19, but the clock is still ticking on the app’s ban. After a unanimous...

All of ETHS’ vocal ensembles will come together this Feb. 19th to perform in the second annual Vocal Showcase, featuring an award-winning original...

What happens when you put talented directors, musicians, performers, and those trained in tech in the same room? You get the phenomenal theater...
In November, just over 77 million Americans voted Trump—and the policies he vowed to implement—into office. Among those were his promises...

For many people, culture is very integral to their character. People take comfort in the certainty of their heritage and understanding how the...

ETHS has accrued many accolades over the years, such as, famously, “the largest school under one roof in the US.” More trivial accolades...
The most anticipated game of the season: New Trier. The rivalry dates back to the very beginning of ETHS, and every year, players, students,...

His career at Northwestern may be over, but Brooks Barnhizer’s legacy will linger in Welsh Ryan Arena for decades to come. It’s really...
It’s a new era for Evanston Boys Tennis. Leanne Baker has been named the next head coach of the varsity program and is preparing to take the...

Everyone has their own unique talents or skills, and for Dr. Kamasi Hill, that skill is storytelling. Hill has taught a variety of courses...

Every year on Feb. 2, the whole world watches anxiously as Phil the groundhog emerges from his burrow and looks for his shadow. Or do they? In...

At the start of February, students around ETHS are spending the days making exciting plans for the most romantic holiday of the year: Valentine's...
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