
Claire Miller-Niharra, Staff Writer | November 10, 2025

Will Klearman, Print Executive Editor | October 24, 2025

Meera Field, Assistant A&E Editor | October 24, 2025


The City of Evanston is known for its many public beaches, which were enjoyed by more than 160,000 visitors last year. However, as popular as...

This year, Indigenous People’s Day, a holiday commemorating the culture of the Native American people, lands on October 13th. Celebrating a...
Over the past several years, ETHS has made many efforts to broaden access to Advanced Placement (AP) classes. According to school data, during...

With Halloween around the corner, it comes time to celebrate a holiday that drips with mischief and fun. In elementary school, we would dress...
On October 7, 2025, ETHS hosted its first “Jazz Big Band” concert of the year. The eventwas held in the auditorium, and was opened beautifully...
On September 17 the premiere for season 34 of “Dancing With The Stars” was released. “Dancing With the Stars” is a reality television...
ETHS closed out its season by beating Glenbrook North at home 21-7 on senior night. The win was the Kits’ second straight after defeating Deerfield...

At the “Building a More Inclusive CSL” meeting on September 16, 2025, students from all over the Chicago Suburban League gathered at ETHS...

The Girls Field Hockey and Girls Swim & Dive teams are both in competitive positions to advance to State in 2025. The last time the...

Staying connected with your culture is often a challenge, especially when there is a lack of people around you who share that culture. The Latinx...

Survivor, one of America’s most beloved TV shows, recently released its 49th season, with none other than ETHS alumnus Alex Moore as a contestant....
SHPE (Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers) is a national organization and ETHS has a junior chapter that collaborates with the Northwestern...
We all know what made a great Halloween night when we were 10. Get home from school, help your guardian fill the bowl with candy, take a few...

From Sept. 17 to Sept. 25, Jimmy Kimmel was jobless. His late-night show was pulled off the air after a controversial monologue about the assassination...

I still remember the first time I watched a women’s sports game. I was 8 years old, and it was the US Women’s National Team’s (USWNT) first...
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