On Feb. 5, ETHS held its annual HBCU Day, involving panel discussions, presentations and a scholarship fair. These activities were designed to expose students to a wide range of voices and perspectives. HBCUs,...

Last November, the popular Starbucks location on Dempster Street closed its doors after baristas participated in a nationwide strike against the company. Now, three months later, the store has reopened,...

At its Jan. 12 meeting, the ETHS District 202 Board of Education approved a restructuring plan that will eliminate 21 positions at the end of the 2025-26 school year. The move comes as the district’s...

New this year, French for Heritage Learners aims to provide a community and space for native French speakers to explore their identity, language, culture and heritage. Both the course and French Heritage...

On Feb. 10, ETHS held the first official Abilities Summit. The summit was created to recognize students with disabilities, IEPs and 504s, but all students were encouraged to attend. ETHS held Abilities...

This January, Chicago's professional women's soccer team, the Chicago Stars, applied for a unique-use application at Northwestern University’s Ryan Field. If approved, the application would let them...

On Feb. 16, Evanston Dog Beach season passes became available to the public. Located on 1811 Sheridan Rd., the beach is open from 6 a.m.-11 p.m. seven days a week. The beach provides a space for dogs to...

On the morning of Jan. 7, students packed the Upstairs Theatre for the Middle Eastern, North African and Asian (MENAA) Student Summit, a day of speakers, breakout sessions, lunch and dancing in community....

After months of deadlocked votes over potential school closures, the District 65 School Board decided to move forward with the closure process for Kingsley Elementary School. A unanimous vote at the special...