Students gather at the beginning of each period to collectively detach themselves from a device that’s ingrained itself into every student’s life for 85 minutes. When the policy was first announced,...

Picture this: you walk into a coffee shop to grab a $4 pastry. As you put in the order, the cashier flips their iPad, seemingly uninterestedly. Three large, bold buttons reveal themselves on the screen:...

It’s that time of year again, everyone. Once ETHS physical education teachers are finished distributing new uniforms, reviewing the syllabus with their pupils, and sponsoring get-to-know-you activities,...

Fall is always a time for change. There’s the usual factors—colder weather, orange-y trees, apple cider popping up more prominently in grocery stores—but also other changes, like the start of a school...

As a child, I would’ve given anything to avoid being the center of attention. I felt far more comfortable remaining in the background than stepping into the spotlight. Family members and friends alike...

My high school experience was not what I expected it to be. Well, how could I have expected to spend my freshman year holed up at home, sleepwalking through long months of isolation from my peers. But...

It’s the first day of school, a blistering 85 degrees in the middle of August. Usually, people have some sort of excitement for the first day, excited to see old friends and meet new people. Yet, for...