Whether you’ve only been through one semester of freshman year or you’re a second semester senior, most ETHS students have witnessed a fight get out of hand and sat by idly, letting the altercation...

No one would ever guess that just sixteen months ago, friendly and bright sophomore Gigi Girodier was living in the most dangerous city in the world: Caracas, Venezuela. “Before we left, Venezuela...

Setting aside her lacrosse stick after a long day of practice, Becca Miller, junior, opens up her computer. Her graphic design work that was featured at the Evanston Art Center was crafted here, and she...

While many may think that moving to a new country would be a difficult adjustment, junior Ramen Abraham is fitting in just fine. Abraham has lived in Evanston for just two years, and before that, he...

  Imagine being at the top of your class, working research internships at one of the world’s highest ranking universities since you were 15, being co-president of WiSTEM at your high school,...

Standing at just 4’10” and weighing under 90 pounds, sophomore Mia Testa doesn’t have the stature of a typical athlete. However, her size and flexibility make her the perfect candidate for a flyer:...

Star athlete sophomore Riley Hays joined bowling to be with friends but quickly thrived on the bowling team.   “I first joined bowling as a joke, because my friend convinced me we could do it together,...

Before Erica Alfaro arrives at school every day, she recites a prayer. Once she gets to school and arrives at her locker, she locates a candle with the Virgin Mary and recites the quote on the back of...

Bella Buitrago is a new student to ETHS and already making big strides for the Chess Team. She learned to play in first grade and didn’t start again until seventh grade. Now as a junior she has dedicated...

Respect your elders. Parents obtain control over their children, creating a sense of adultism, impacting their relationship. "It is a fairly new concept, especially in the past two or three years....

Although education and religion aren’t always intertwined, they once were for a large number of students. Parochial schools are private schools that are affiliated with religious organizations. Religious...