Sophie Thatcher has made a splash in the Chicago and national theater community. By freshmen year she has already made an appearance in over eight Chicago musicals and plays. Despite her age, she has managed...

Excellent argument. Two freshman policy debaters are crushing the competition, having won two Chicago Debate League (CDL) tournaments in a row. “They’ve been incredible,” explains four year Policy...

Choose the healthier option. With the new salad vending machine in Bacon Café, students can get a nutritious meal while getting their homework done. “That’s our hope, to drive people to the...

Despite junior captain Nojel Eastern’s basketball career getting derailed last year due to a severe ankle injury, he’s back on the court and ready to prove that he is still number one in the North...

“16 shots.” This was one of the many chants shouted at the protest for racial equality in Chicago on Nov. 27, which many ETHS students attended. “It was a pretty...

There has been a lot of emphasis on closing the racial academic achievement gap, but now ETHS is trying to unite the student body together in social situations outside of the classroom. “It’s always...

Most commonly known for being the “Ticket Man,” safety officer Mark Smith is in charge of making sure the school is safe on the outside. Since 2007, he has seen jumped cars, issued parking tickets...

Don’t feel bad if you aren't going anywhere this winter break.  There are plenty of fun things to do around both Evanston and Chicago.  Here are our top picks. Ice Skating at the Maggie Daley Park...

One of the biggest issues in America is suicide, but parking garage suicides have become a big issue right in downtown Evanston. “People commit suicide, but it’s the public ones we see, take note...

Your name isn’t just a name. Names show insight into identity, ethnic significance and values by reflecting the culture. “I feel that you should value your name regardless of what...