Think about the last time you bought an item of clothing. How many times did you wear it? Did it become a staple in your closet or end up in the landfill after a few months? In the last 20 years, clothing...

Though Chemistry and Physics (Chem/Phys) classrooms are decorated with slate gray tables, intimidating lab equipment and chalkboards full of nearly indecipherable equations, the positive energy within...

The sport of rowing has long been associated with the wealthy—and predominantly white—elite. For some athletes, that stereotype needed to be broken. When Northwestern alum Luciana Ruiz first had the...

SACHIN: Hey Wildkits! This is Big Sach from the morning announcements and the 67th YAMO, “YAMO Ate My Homework.” Rehearsal’s about to start,  so follow me! ELLIOT: Tell me about your favorite...

For freshmen, walking into ETHS for the first time can be an overwhelming change, but this year everyone in the building had a big change to get used to. As students arrived to their first block classes,...

After four years as the Evanstonian’s advisor, Mr. Phillips will be stepping down from the role. However, his legacy will not be forgotten as former students reflect on his impact.  

At 8:05 a.m., traffic crawled to a stop just outside of entrance one. Students dart out into the street, shielding their eyes from the rain, and the most palpable sounds are the squeak of windshield...

Just two blocks east of ETHS on Church Street, standing tall against the urban backdrop, two large, vibrant murals capture the attention of passersby due to their dualling color schemes—one side ablaze...

At the Fat Shallot on Central St. in Evanston, laughter fills the room as customers bite into their truffle BLT’s and sip on ginger lemonade during the weekly Wednesday trivia nights. The Fat Shallot’s...