Civic engagement comes in various forms such as volunteering, national service, community organizing and voting. However, one of the lesser-known ways to participate in civic engagement is through the...
Sophie Yang, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• November 19, 2021
With the ever-changing sociopolitical climate of the nation, students often turn to social media outlets to catch up with what’s going on in the world and to relax. A massive influence on these platforms...
A new mural, titled “Birds of Concern,” located on Central Street and Green Bay Road was recently completed.
On Oct. 23, Mayor Daniel Biss hosted a commemorative ribbon cutting of the mural, which...
From high heels to winter jackets, ETHS Thrift Store is an event held twice a year—once on Oct. 28 and 29 and again on March 17 and 18—created and hosted by the Closet Committee of the Community...
After almost three years, Harry Styles returned to the stage, and his Chicago show on Sept. 24 was incredible.
Standing in line outside the United Center, people of all ages were taking pictures and...
Anika Radhakrishnan , Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor
• October 15, 2021
Joan Camaya channeled her crocheting abilities in fourth grade after school one day when her mom returned from work with yarn and crochet hooks in hand. Camaya’s mother was inspired by the...
The Musical Offering Show (MO Show) is a musical production written and directed by students in Evanston. MO Show starts its 13th year preparing for their next musical after their virtual performance during...
It’s that time of the year again: 60-degree weather, color-changing leaves and pumpkin spice lattes. The transition from summer into winter is our favorite, most beautiful season, fall. What better way...
Kayla Drajpuch, Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
• October 15, 2021
“Hamilton” follows the life and death of founding father Alexander Hamilton, an immigrant who went on to be the Secretary of the Treasury. It’s full of fast paced rapping and energizing, complicated...
In the distant land of Texas, fall means football, where fans pack one hundred thousand seat stadiums on a weekly basis to proudly proclaim that their team is back as they gear up for another season of...
In 2020, musicians had to completely reinvent the ways that they shared their music with the public. Touring was completely non-existent until a few months ago due to the dangers presented by COVID-19....
Something very distressing is happening in our community. For some, the news is only getting to them now. For others, their distaste has been snowballing for the past decade. I must admit, I am one of...
