SACHIN: Hey Wildkits! This is Big Sach from the morning announcements and the 67th YAMO, “YAMO Ate My Homework.” Rehearsal’s about to start,  so follow me! ELLIOT: Tell me about your favorite...

For freshmen, walking into ETHS for the first time can be an overwhelming change, but this year everyone in the building had a big change to get used to. As students arrived to their first block classes,...

On May 15, 2011, as winter’s icy grip loosened its hold and long shadows were replaced by chirping birds, buzzing bees and blooming flowers, nine-year-old Mollie Hartenstein and the then-selected Justin...

An old t-shirt, ribbon, plastic scissors, and a needle and thread come together under the creative expression of an artist to create wearable art. With fast fashion being a heavy contributor to climate...

When the warmth of summer comes to a close and ETHS students gear up for August, the beginning of the school year, the new upper class has the college application process to embark upon. Chromebooks are...

If you’re an ETHS student, there are many traditions that become ingrained into your mind. The tune of the ETHS fight song that we hear at sports games, the chime of the bell after each period and...

In 1989, following a series of bans on skateboarding in the suburbs of Chicago, then 16-year-old Zack Winston built a pair of ramps out of scraps of old plywood and placed them in an empty parking lot...

At 8:05 a.m., traffic crawled to a stop just outside of entrance one. Students dart out into the street, shielding their eyes from the rain, and the most palpable sounds are the squeak of windshield...