My favorite gift has always been flowers. I think it stems from when I was a kid and my grandma would take me around her garden in Florida, or from frequenting the Chicago Botanic Garden with my family....

YAMO, Evanston’s student-written sketch comedy show, is right around the corner. Students have been preparing for months, with work on the show starting in February, when the official YAMO board was...

Q. How long have you been teaching here? Can you give a little background on how you got into teaching? A. So I have been here since 1993. I used to be an actuary when I got out of  U of I. I have...

Q. How long have you been teaching? Why did you become a teacher? A. I've been teaching a total of 33 years, 25 here. I guess I became a teacher for multiple reasons. I think one of them was just when...

ETHS has been a centerpiece of the Evanston community for a hundred years, providing students and the public with opportunities other high schools can’t even dream of. But does this grant the administration...

The new snack program has been a highlight of this school year. With a daily rotation and numerous options, students could indulge themselves in the long stretches before and after lunch.  “Snacks...

E-town Sunrise hosted a rally in Fountain Square on Saturday, November 16, aiming to raise awareness for climate change and other social issues and enjoy each other's company. Partnered with Fossil Free...

People clothed in colorful biking kits lined the shore of Clark Street beach at 8 a.m. on a warm Sunday morning. They were there for a once a year event when bikers across the North Shore ride the 100...

Alicia Mohr is open at 2014 Central Street

After 36 years teaching Physical Education at ETHS, Randall Derousse is retiring. When Derousse started at ETHS in the fall of 1987, he was a full time substitute teacher for PE classes as well as a soccer...

During the last week of March, ETHS honored Holocaust Remembrance Week, a tradition that has been occurring for decades. Although the national day of remembrance is Jan. 27, ETHS’s tradition has held...

Students may know the ETHS Jazz Band from their Friday morning concerts in the Main Lobby, but those are only a few of the showings put on by the group. Their Feb. 27 performance, dubbed the Jazz Combo...

The ETHS chess team is no stranger to success. From placing sixth in the 2023 National High School Championship in Washington D.C. to taking fifth place at state this year, the team has seen many victories...

On Nov. 20, the Evanston City Council gathered to make a final decision on Northwestern University’s proposed stadium renovation. It's been over a year since the Evanston-based school released their...

On Oct. 21, Central Street Evanston, a nonprofit organization that manages the shops that make up the Central Street Retail District, held its annual Halloween event, Central Street Trick or Treat. Children...

On Sept. 30, people gathered along the lakeshore for the Step Up for Recovery event, an annual fundraiser for PEER (Prevention, Education, Evaluation, Recovery) Services. This nonprofit is based on the...

Jennifer Baker, a teacher who has worked at ETHS for 27 years, is retiring at the end of this school year. During her time at the high school, she spent 20 years teaching Special Education classes, then...