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...

With a bid to the sectional championship on the line at Lazier Field on Wednesday night, Wildkit attacker Will Weinman was fouled in the box with less than eight minutes left in the game and junior Quinn...

On the afternoon of Friday, Oct. 3, students and faculty anxiously gathered around their devices and listened to the long-awaited verdict on the charges against Jason Van Dyke, the Chicago Police Officer...

Everybody should be paid for the work they do, right? But when it comes to Division I sports, the answer to that question becomes much more complicated than a simple yes or no. There are many arguments...

Younger and younger. Celebrities are no longer just on the big screen. They are like us, teenagers, putting themselves on youtube or starting companies. Kylie Jenner, the youngest member of the Jenner-Kardashian...

As YAMO nears our calendars, the excitement grows as the theme of the show brings a different style of show. YAMO’s overarching theme changes year to year, but this show is something that has never...

Many blank Evanston street walls have been transformed as the Evanston Murals Arts Program (EMAP) unites the community through public art. “I believe that art has the capacity to inspire and transform,...

As you may or may not know the Student Representative holds a non-voting seat on the D202 School Board which meets every month. During the September board meeting our principal, Dr. Campbell, gave an analogy...

These new teachers encompass the English & Reading and History & Social Sciences departments. Throughout the year, The Evanstonian will cover new teachers in other departments. DeAnna Duffy Long...