Be careful where you park. The safety staff have been cracking down on students without parking passes that are parking in the student lots. This year, parking passes sold out in record time, leading...

Live on. Little Green Tree House, an environmentally conscious daycare, was recently approved by Evanston Aldermen to join the community. “I think there is a need for this type of facility,”...

If you haven’t heard Calvin Terrell speak, you’re missing out. To motivate students and talk about the power of diversity, guest speaker Calvin Terrell will be visiting on Oct. 7, appearing before...

Combining practices and tournaments, 50 students on the Speech and Debate Team will join-together this fall after a decision from Nick Gehl, Fine Arts Dept. Chair. “By offering one organization we...

The Dajae Coleman foundation will host its third annual DaeDaeWorld Weekend to commemorate the third anniversary of ETHS student, Dajae Coleman’s death. Dajae was a model student and a star athlete,...

Swipe your card, take a bite, and pick up that calculator. The Bacon Study Café is open to all students seeking a quiet area to work and eat lunch. “It keeps growing,” said Assoc. Principal...

Students may have noticed that the planetarium in the courtyard has changed colors since last year, but that’s not the only change made to it. The planetarium was renovated over the summer inside and...

In a recent release of  Newsweek’s top 500 high schools in the nation, ETHS did not make the list. Newsweek sends out a survey to schools that perform above the 70th percentile for their state. Although...

Navigating the old ETHS website had become second nature for many of us, but it was time for a change. “We changed the overall design of the site to make it less complicated and more visually appealing...

Going back to school big change for all students, but this year updating the school-wide Pilot system adds one more check to the list. In past years the ETHS pilot has been a convenient way to log homework...

“Fresh up with Seven-Up.” This was part of a national ad that also featured the picture of Michael C. McCaleb, who was chosen out of thousands. The ’52 ETHS grad recently passed away and is now...