In 1900, the Paris Olympics became the first games permitting women to compete. Five sports – golf, equestrian, sailing, tennis, and croquet – had women athletes competing, with only golf and tennis...

Over 200 million people watched Super Bowl LVIII last year, making it the most-watched telecast in history. Wildkits stay up late enjoying the game with family and friends on what many argue is the most...

The past few weeks have been of great importance to ETHS students. In addition to attending their regularly scheduled classes and extracurriculars, students have met with their counselors to determine...

It’s in the air. The return of final exams, or rather, “final experiences,” after their COVID hiatus has brought a noticeable sense of stress to the hallways. But it’s good. Well, sort of. To...

Madame X: A painting made in 1883-1884 by John Singer Sargent of Virginie Amélie Avegno Gautreau, an American socialite, that defied all rulings for what a woman in art should be. These rulings included...

On average, people stop believing in Santa Claus at only nine years old. They think it is irrational to claim that one Holly Jolly man can fly through the sky, giving gifts to children worldwide. In this...

From the world's earliest surviving motion picture, Roundhay Garden Scene in 1888, the film industry has become a powerhouse of entertainment worldwide. American cinema flourished between the late 20th...

It’s December again, everyone. Aside from snow, final exams, and Mariah Carey, the twelfth month signals the end of the year, too. When we grudgingly return from winter break, it’ll be 2025, meaning...