Maia Roothaan – The Evanstonian

Maia Roothaan, Staff Writer

My name is Maia Roothaan, and I am currently a sophomore and staff writer for the features section of The Evanstonian. I am passionate about both creative and journalistic writing, and want to continue to improve in both of those disciplines this year. I love writing because I am able to share the stories of others that often aren’t heard. I am also involved in many other clubs including TeamASAP, WiSTEM, Community Service Club, Emerge Leadership program, Student Ambassadors, and playing clarinet in band. I plan on joining Writers Workshop and the BooksRUS book club.

By Maia Roothaan

Exploring the complexities of friend groups at ETHS

Meredith Herrick and Maia Roothaan • February 28, 2020

Walking through the halls, you see many different groups of friends, some speaking another language and others talking about practice or upcoming club meetings. The social culture of ETHS is nuanced and...

New Harley Clarke student committee, diversity through Harley Clarke repurposing

Maia Roothaan, Staff Writer • February 15, 2019

In order to facilitate and organize meetings about the next steps for the lakeside Harley Clarke mansion, Evanston resident Ben Gasbarra announced the creation of a Harley Clarke student committee made...

MULE aims to share unheard student voices in untaught languages

Maia Roothaan, Staff Writer • December 26, 2018

After a month of planning, The Magazine of Untaught Languages (MULE) is set to publish its first issue sometime before the end of the first semester, with stories in seven different languages including...

Q.U.E.S.T., Latinx Staff Caucus hosts Latinx heritage celebration

Maia Roothaan, Staff Writer • November 10, 2018

ETHS celebrated the end of Latinx heritage month last Friday with a family event to honor Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). The event was hosted by Latinx Q.U.E.S.T. and the Latinx Staff Caucus. “It...

Students hold varied opinions on midterm election candidates

Maia Roothaan and Sadie Sims • October 26, 2018

On Nov. 6, U.S. citizens will hit the polls and vote to determine new state senators and governors, as well as U.S. representatives. Although most ETHS students are not of age to vote, many understand...

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