Every Monday, meals will be served after school in Boltwood Cafeteria from 2:45 to 3:30 to provide dinner to students with busy schedules or students that may not get a meal. This new meal service is...

Class selection just got harder. Seven new courses from PE to Math are in development for next school year, offering more choices than ever. “This year’s changes are designed to create strong...

A change of spirit. In past years, winter spirit week has always been after semester exams. However, this year it was moved to the week before exams, Jan. 4 through Jan.8. “I think the planners...

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The winner of the 36th annual ETHS Straw Bridge Building and Breaking Contest is Joe Leibforth. Leibforth’s bridge held a final weight of 6.9 kilograms (15.2 pounds). Arden Cusick was second with...

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“It went extremely well. It was the first year we condensed several events in one week instead of one event per week during the traditional Latino Heritage Month of September 15 to October 15,” says...

A week ago, funeral services were held for ETHS alum (‘13) Kaylyn Pryor who was senselessly gunned down on Chicago’s west side. Kaylyn was killed as she was waiting to catch a bus in Englewood...

Run before you stuff. You can get active this Thanksgiving by participating in the Evanston Flying Turkey 5k at 9 a.m. “This is an awesome, family- based 5k,” said Jonathan Cain, race director....

World hunger is an ongoing issue, but the Empty Bowl event on Dec. 9 is trying to change that by combining community service and the arts to raise money and awareness for hunger in Evanston. “It...

Most of the world is concerned about overpopulation, but not at ETHS. The schools increasing enrollment does present challenges like larger class sizes and less resources, but it is presenting new...

It’s not everyday that students have the opportunity to learn from an Evanston track coach, a self-made CEO, a Civil Right’s activist, a deputy CFO for NASA, and a Marine who served in Iraq. On December...