“Every year, we take a moment to honor and recognize all the academic excellence that students have grown into and maintained after seven semesters of high school,” said Assistant Superintendent and...

The Evanston reparations program was a historic moment. The first reparations initiative titled the Restorative Housing Program acknowledged the harm done to Black families, but as time has passed, the...

Asking ETHS staff and students whether they attend female or male sporting events more? SportsFilmed and Edited by; Atisa D'Abdon, Hannah Cervantes and Naomi Alemayeh

It’s in the air. The return of final exams, or rather, “final experiences,” after their COVID hiatus has brought a noticeable sense of stress to the hallways. But it’s good. Well, sort of. To...

For over 100 years, ETHS and New Trier football have been head-to-head rivals. With many losses and wins against the Trevians, the Wildkit Football team has another win to add to their belt after beating...

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...

Each year, students across Evanston’s public school system learn about the destructive, racist system found throughout our country when Jim Crow laws started in the 19th century. Although these laws...

Going to college is an exciting time, but it can also be daunting, especially if you’re entering an environment with new faces. That’s why many high school friends make plans to be roommates in college....

If you were to tell 18-year-old Donna Lee that she would become an accomplished chef one day, she wouldn’t have believed you. Now, Lee is not only a 2023 Champion on Chopped, Food Network’s cooking...

At 8:27 AM every morning, all of the 3,731 students at ETHS in attendance that day hear a beep from the loudspeaker, followed by the energetic encouragement of Noah Reichlin, ETHS senior,  to “move...