Hi! My name is Hunys Wambo (She/Her), I am a junior, (C/O ‘27), and I am Assistant Editor for the Arts & Entertainment section. This is my second year writing for the Evanstonian, where during my first year, I was a staff writer for the same section. I write for the Evanstonian because it brings me joy to see something I put together through creativity and brave ideas out into the public, especially I know it can positively influence others. I really enjoy the community and new people I’ve met through it as well, and hope to see that throughout the rest of my years being on board. Outside of this, I also play for the Girls Badminton team and I’m in 5 other clubs, this, and being Community Service leader are a couple of my favorites. During my personal free time, I really love spending time with my friends, cooking, and being spontaneously adventurous from time to time.
The classroom of 26-year teaching veteran Aaron Becker features more than books and chairs; the room is filled with cultural artifacts, couches and colorful carpets and musical instruments on the walls.
Having...
On March 10 and 11, United States Representative Jim Clyburn visited ETHS to speak to the general community and students.
Nicole Parker, History and Social Sciences Department Chair, is passionate about...
Hunys Wambo, Assistant A&E Editor
• March 20, 2026
More than 150 families gathered at the Fleetwood-Jourdain Community Center on March 7th to celebrate the new STEM launch initiative, working to bring science, technology, engineering and math opportunities...
Hunys Wambo, Assistant A&E Editor
• February 27, 2026
ETHS is once again hosting its annual vendor showcase, ETHS’ Black History Month Business Alliance Affair, on February 28th. The event highlighted Black-owned businesses, selling their products and services.
During...
2026 marks the 100th anniversary of Black History Celebrations. The annual commemoration of what was originally only one week in February became a celebration of Black history for the entire month just...
Hunys Wambo, Assistant A&E Editor
• January 23, 2026
New Year's Eve is always an exciting night, but last year, it took a sick turn of paranormal events when “Stranger Things” released the final episodes of its last season.
Created by the Duffer Brothers,...
Hunys Wambo, Assistant A&E Editor
• October 24, 2025
Echo Thomason, a senior artist, first recalls making art as a child, using it as an outlet for their creativity. Before finding an interest in sketching, they worked on short stories and created films...
One of Them Days (movie):
Released on Jan. 17th, 2025 and directed by Lawrence Lamont, One of them Days is a dramatic, comedic and motivational movie starring American actor Keke Palmer and RnB artist...
The Restorative Justice Club has been a club here at ETHS for over three years. The club is full of many diverse students who aim to advocate for just methods and ideas on how to help those who have been...
The stereotype that teenagers are "lazy" and "self-centered" is a hard one to shake. Even at school, many students tend to join clubs that serve their own interests or allow them to compete against others...
Joker: Folie à Deux
“Joker: Folie à Deux” is a masterful and captivating movie based on the DC supervillain the Joker. The film is a musical sequel of the 2019 movie, “Joker,” continuing its...
It’s getting close to that cold time of the year everyone! The warmth of summer is starting to fade and the chilly autumn air is slowly seeping through. It's the moment we’ve all been waiting for:...
Liam Hinkle, Assistant Sports Editor • November 21, 2025
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