Changes have been implemented for the Black Female and Male Summits on Sept. 20 and 22 to increase student involvement and add more similarities between the two. “We wanted to make sure that the summits...

To foster more conversation about the graphic novel March, all freshmen will participate in an open-ended discussion in their Freshman Advisory Study Hall periods, Sept. 26. “For the freshman we are...

Controversy over trigger warnings has lit up campuses nationwide, but not at ETHS. “I can’t rationalize why a school wouldn’t have trigger warnings,” Principal Dr. Marcus Campbell said. “The...

In reaction to the recent deaths of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, hundreds of students and residents gathered in the streets of downtown Evanston on July 9 and 14 to participate in student- organized...

Don’t freak out when you see classes on your schedule like P.E. Blender or The Chicano Movement, for these are just some of the new classes added for the 2016-17 school year. The most anticipated...

To provide more time for teachers to engage in curriculum development and professional growth, the Monday bell schedule and dismissal time have been changed for the 2016-2017 school year. “All teachers...

Many students think finding a job is a long and tedious process. However, thanks to places like the technology department and the daycare, finding a job can be as easy as taking a few steps through the...

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Over the past 16 years you might have seen Richard Weiland riding his bike to school in snow, rain, and sunshine, but next year that will change. After 42 years of teaching, the last 16 at ETHS, reading...

In an ongoing effort to raise awareness for sexual assault, students, particularly female upperclassmen, face administrative barriers, sparking conversation throughout the student body. On the Monday...