In keeping with tradition at Evanstonian banquets, we want to each speak a little about our journey on the Evanston over the past four years. Four years of late-night layouts, the advanced journalism class,...

Looking back on my time at ETHS, I can say that the memories are mostly happy ones. I've had plenty of fun teachers and made some great friends along the way. All in all, it's safe to say that Evanston...

Numerous years ago, a traveler awoke within the walls of a towering stone maze. The walls reached the clouds above, open to the air and the elements. They were slick with ivy, and the stone crumbled in...

The wee beginnings of my paradigm shift towards ‘chalance’ formed as I watched Timothee Chalamet’s acceptance speech at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in late February of this year. Well actually,...

S103. The carpet muffles the sound of footsteps. Each rolly-chair has hinges that squeak when you lean back—some are missing arm rests, the backboard crooked, the cushion permanently stuck a foot below...

Ending your four years of high school is terrifying. The reality of finally celebrating your hard work while acknowledging your future is a mountain to climb compared to the tiny hill you braved. It’s...

When people talk about the best places in Evanston, they usually only mention the lake, Northwestern or downtown. But Evanston is so much more than just these things. Here is my list of the three most...

I started journaling when I was in elementary school. I’ve gone through 5 journals since then. All of them are full of memories, people, places, and even random drawings. I’ve never been great at speaking...

I’ve lost plenty of sleep throughout high school. From pulling all-nighters cramming for calculus to waking up at five a.m. for morning practice, I’ve become all too familiar with the existential dread...

In September, 2021, my freshman year of high school, I awkwardly stumbled around the ETHS Volunteer Fair. The Senior Courtyard was crowded with white plastic tables, colorful banners and sweaty teenagers,...

“The one constant through all the years, Ray, has been baseball. America has rolled by like an army of steamrollers. It’s been erased like a blackboard, rebuilt and erased again. But baseball has marked...