On Monday, October 14th, ETHS celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day. The last Monday in September has been designated Indigenous People’s Day by the state of Illinois since 2017. Though Illinois still recognizes...

From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, ETHS is celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of events and activities, ranging from karaoke to soccer tournaments. “It’s a time to reflect and celebrate contributions...

On Saturday, September 21, Evanstonians gathered at Baker Park. Families talked under the white tents decorating the lawn, and the lively chatter of kids mixed with live music in the air. This was the...

The City Council meeting held on September 23 began with Mayor Daniel Biss’ acknowledgment of Evanston Hispanic Heritage Month, National Preparedness Month, Suicide Prevention Month and National Diaper...

Alicia Mohr is a business owner, Northwestern alumni and an Evanston resident. Recently she reopened her self-titled store, Alicia Mohr, on 2014 Central Street—a significant change from her previous...

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...

On Wednesday, Sep. 11, students entered the ETHS Fieldhouse during their lunch blocks to explore the many clubs offered at school. From the Animal Welfare Club to Art for Impact, group representatives...

ETHS has become synonymous with its iconic silhouette, having made a home at the historic Church and Dodge location one hundred years ago. However, when ETHS first opened its doors in 1883, it was housed...