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Educate Girls Everywhere launches third campaign

March 2, 2021

Educate Girls Everywhere is a student-run platform that raises money and awareness for nonprofits that work to educate girls in underserved communities. Past campaigns have raised nearly $8000 for girls...

Students continue service, activism during COVID-19

Bridget Baker, Staff Writer • January 25, 2021

Junior Joanna Tafolla has a full plate of community and social service responsibilities. She is a committee member of the ETHS Community Service Club, a board member of the school’s chapter of the Society...

Three visions of criminal justice reform in Evanston

Maddie Coyle, Opinion Editor • January 25, 2021

70 percent of officer-initiated use of force is against Black people stopped by police in Evanston, yet only 16 percent of the population in Evanston is Black. Black people were nine times more likely...

Closer look at student political action

Louise Bond and Sari Oppenheimer • October 20, 2020

Although most ETHS students will not be eligible to vote in the general election, many are finding other ways to be politically involved leading up to Nov. 3. There are plenty of opportunities to become...

Sebastian Nalls: ETHS alum runs for mayor

Zachary Bahar, Executive Editor • October 20, 2020

While the general election is fast approaching, it is far from the only important election in the coming months, among them being the 2021 municipal election which will decide the next mayor of Evanston. While...

Jacob Blake: Evanstonian

Zachary Bahar, Eli Cohen, and Nora Miller • September 24, 2020

Before he became a symbol for numerous Evanstonians and Americans on Aug. 23, Jacob Blake was your average Joe.

Black Lives Matter

June 26, 2020

Ahmaud Arbery’s murder illustrated how the everyday, ritualistic activity of running 2.23 miles has the power to endanger a Black life. Breonna Taylor’s murder highlighted how, despite overwhelming...