As the freshmen class reaches an estimate of just under 1,000 students, the largest it has been in decades, changes around school have started to be put into play; impacting lunchrooms, classes, staff...

            In an attempt to fix America’s longtime immigration issue, President Donald Trump and the Department of Homeland Security put an expiration date on DACA, one of America’s largest...

This past summer, legendary ETHS wrestling coach Elias George passed away at the age of 92.     George was the head coach of the wrestling team from 1958-2000, assistant coach from 2000-2003, and interim...

Beardsley Gym underwent a full renovation this summer after receiving funds from Northwestern for hosting women’s basketball and volleyball this fall and winter.    “A lot of the renovations were...

The Fifth Annual Boosterpalooza celebration will be held on Sept. 9, 2017.      “Boosterpalooza is an annual event to celebrate ETHS and the community,” Athletic Director Chris Livatino said. “It...

After a fulfilling 40 years, Leslie Wenzel is finally deciding to hang up her boots and retire. An Evanston resident for 62 years a teacher for 40, Ms. Wenzel has done a lot for this community. At ETHS,...

While most people choose to relax after they close their careers, physical education teacher Tim Richardson will be taking a more unique route into retirement. "Retirement isn't really what I'm looking...

After many years of teaching countless students, art teacher Pamela Sloan has decided to say goodbye to ETHS. "Teaching at ETHS has been one of the most gratifying experiences of my life," Sloan said....

Since 1984, the Chicago area has benefited from the inspiring teaching of Joseph O'Shea, but it won't anymore. O'Shea has taught at ETHS for the past 23 years in a variety of science courses, including...

15. That's the number of courses Tracy Autry has taught during her 33-year-long career at ETHS. Autry began her career in the CTE department in 1984. Since then, she's gone on to teach a wide array...