Estelle Carnahan

Estelle Carnahan, Staff Writer

Hi! My name is Estelle Carnahan. I am a sophomore staff writer in the feature section. This is my second year on staff. The Evanstonian has definitely improved my writing skills, and hope to keep growing those skills this year and in future years. Outside of the Evanstonian I run cross country and love hanging out with my friends.

By Estelle Carnahan

Do you believe in ghosts? Evanston’s untold ghost stories

Estelle Carnahan, Staff Writer • October 24, 2025

Evanston is not what one thinks of when they think of the supernatural. When polled, 51 percent of ETHS students who responded said that they do not believe in ghosts, but perhaps their minds will change...

ETHS Marching Band brings magic to life with Disney performance

Estelle Carnahan, Staff Writer • March 14, 2025

Students at ETHS have multiple opportunities for trips all around the globe through theater programs, world languages and, of course, the ETHS band or orchestra. Every year, one of these groups will take...

Valentine’s Day: celebrating love in many ways

Estelle Carnahan, Staff Writer • February 14, 2025

At the start of February, students around ETHS are spending the days making exciting plans for the most romantic holiday of the year: Valentine's Day. Whether you’re making plans for Valentine's Day...

A post-finals reflection

Estelle Carnahan, Staff Writer • January 24, 2025

As school starts again, students are not so eager for the lack of sleep and the return of homework. One thing students won’t have to wait long for is their first-semester report cards, which will show...

The final countdown: exam experiences by subject

Marin Ubersox, Elliot Hoffner, Estelle Carnahan, Evelyn Wenzel, Sam Froum and Claire Miller-Niharra • December 13, 2024

Zoology roars into ETHS: the new class begins its first year

Estelle Carnahan, Staff Writer • October 11, 2024

Nearly every year, new classes are introduced for ETHS students to choose from. This year, for the first time, the school offered Zoology: Animals and Society, which nearly 80 ETHS students were sorted...