Supporters of Youth Job Center (YJC) celebrated a year of growth and expansion last weekend at the agency’s 2017 Annual Gala helping YJC surpass its fundraising goal for the event. The event, held...

Last year, Ross Freeland, a former math teacher and baseball coach, passed away from stomach cancer. His memory lives on through ETHS students, staff, and now the Ross Freeland Scholarship. “Mr. Freeland...

To educate and create more discussion about the genocide, interactive presentations will be shown four days this April during Holocaust Remembrance Week.             “We try to make the...

Fifteen minutes could save a life. On Thursday and Friday, dozens of students went to G-175 to participate in the Spring Blood Drive. Linnette Hill, a health science teacher at ETHS, has her students...

Evanston Township High School hosted the 20th annual African-American Youth Achievement Awards (AAYA) to honor 38 African-American students from Evanston/Skokie public schools. These students were recognized...

For years, transgender students had no choice but to change in the locker room that corresponded with their biological sex, but the creation of a third locker room has changed that. Students that do...

Tomorrow, the Black Business Consortium will have their second annual Tour de Noir and inaugural business expo showcasing black owned businesses. “We want to highlight the fact that black people have...

The Chess Team had returned from the IHSA State Tournament with great results. The Team was seeded 15th going it (out of 149). The coaches were expecting five wins, but the field continues to get stronger...

While deportation rates rapidly increase in the US, the resolution approved by ETHS District 202 officials last month to become a safe haven continues to protect undocumented students at ETHS. “This...