The Gichigamiin Museum, formerly known as the Mitchell Museum, sits on Central Street in northern Evanston. The museum has been primarily focused on  Native American history for almost 50 years. With...

Evanston's own American Toby Jug Museum is the home to over 8,000 unique, creative, and expressive art pieces that explore the development of the 18th-century classic, Toby Jug. Though it has brought joy...

TikTok, a short-form video-sharing app, was banned for only hours on Jan. 19, but the clock is still ticking on the app’s ban. After a unanimous Supreme Court decision upheld the ban, President Donald...

For many, the winter months mean spending time indoors and seeking refuge from the chilly temperatures. Central Street’s InSidewalk Sale served as the ultimate solution: an event allowing customers to...

What do you think of when you hear the words “new year?” Many of you probably think of January first: the big apple, fireworks, and resolutions. But the truth is there are over twenty-six different...

February 1 is the start of Black History Month, a month to celebrate the amazing contributions African Americans have had in the United States. ETHS plans to celebrate and kick off Black History Month...

The annual ETHS Civics Fair took place on January 28 and 29, marking the 8th year that the Civics Fair has been held at ETHS.  “The event is important because it gives kids the chance to explore...

From November 30th to December 6th, 2024, ETHS hosted 29 Japanese students from Kokusai Joho High School (KJ), in Niigata, Japan. ETHS and KJ have been in partnership for over 30 years, currently overseen...

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...