The Evanstonian

ETHS students, teachers adapt to AP and standardized testing changes

May 18, 2020

COVID-19 affects students’ home lives, access to resources

May 5, 2020

Holocaust Remembrance Week resources moved online amidst school closure

Eden Drajpuch, Feature Editor

May 1, 2020

Contributor: Zachary Bahar As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic and ETHS’s school closure, previously scheduled Holocaust Remembrance Week activities were moved online. “Planning the event allows me to get to know students on another level,” Civics teacher and Holocaust Remembrance Wee...

Seniors Lily Blackburn and Eli Medack speak to Summit participants at the start of the Summit.

LGBTQ+ Summit, March 11, 2020

April 6, 2020

Students adjust to social isolation, e-learning

Callie Grober, Eden Drajpuch, and Meredith Herrick

April 3, 2020

Junior Valery Jean Jaques reflects on what has brought him joy during the shelter-in-place and locates this selfie of “my sister and my mother who I love so dearly.”

Wildkits find joy during unprecendented time

April 3, 2020

Taylor in 2001 with Chicago Tribune reporter Maurice Possley.

Daniel Taylor regains freedom, sustains love for learning during wrongful conviction

April 3, 2020

Brandon Brown, President of School Yard Rap, speaks to students at Black Summit on Feb. 21.

Black Student Summit, Feb. 2020

February 28, 2020

The end justifies the memes: analysis of memes on contemporary society

February 28, 2020

Exploring the complexities of friend groups at ETHS

February 28, 2020

Rocking the red carpet: celebrities make political statements on the red carpet

Ingrid Halverson, Staff Writer

February 28, 2020

And the crowd goes mild; how ETHS can improve their school spirit

Noah Kayaian, Staff Writer

February 7, 2020

At a football game on Oct. 11, 2019, ETHS faced their bitter rivals New Trier… in front of a crowd of about 200 silent fans. While yes, it was a balmy Chicago night of mid to low 30s, the thing that surprised me is nobody...