The Evanstonian

The Wills: a look into their futures

Hazel Hayes and Molly Riley • May 12, 2022

With the many Will’s in our 2022 graduating class, there are many different paths ahead for the same-named students. The senior Will’s reminisce on their time at ETHS and share what is next in their...

As Witherspoon looks towards retirement, students express hope for replacement

Molly Riley and Elizabeth Wenning • March 18, 2022

Superintendent Eric Witherspoon, who has been the ETHS superintendent for nearly 16 years, recently announced his retirement on Sept. 13, 2021, raising many questions surrounding who his successor will...

Students recount mixed experiences with COVID-19 cases

Macyn Hoeveler and Molly Riley • February 28, 2022

Personal experiences with the Omicron variant of COVID-19 in no way follow a set outline. COVID-19 can manifest differently, and each person has their own experience with the sickness. Junior Ayla Conn...

AP Fair demystifies AP courses for students

Molly Riley and Kari Robinson • December 23, 2021

ETHS student activists reshape civic engagement

Jilian Denlow, Molly Riley and Aryeh Lesch • November 19, 2021

Students demanding change is not a new fixture, however it has become more prevalent in recent years. ETHS students’ efforts to tackle issues in their communities should not be underestimated. With that,...

ETHS, New Trier alums, students reflect on school rivalry

Jilian Denlow and Molly Riley • October 15, 2021

From aggressive slogans and chants to hallway trash talk, almost every ETHS student has heard or voiced some bad things about New Trier. This isn’t a new fixture; even after nearly half a century,...