In an effort to educate students, staff and others at ETHS on the true power they hold, community builder Calvin Terrell hosted a Healing Historical Trauma museum earlier this week. “I want students...

On Friday, January 18, a video was released and promptly picked up by the majority of mainstream news outlets. The video, a 60-second clip, shows Nathan Phillips - a Native American man who was in attendance...

Pritzker knocks off incumbent Rauner, Conservative Sam McCann and Libertarian Kash Jackson in IL gubernatorial race. In what truly was a battle of the billionaires, Democrat JB Pritzker defeated GOP...

These new teachers encompass the English & Reading and History & Social Sciences departments. Throughout the year, The Evanstonian will cover new teachers in other departments. DeAnna Duffy Long...

More than 300 students are participating in today’s ETHS Day of Silence in an effort to spread awareness about the silencing effects of harassment towards members of the LGBTQIA+ community. “The...

After receiving hundreds of phone calls from students during the March 14 walkout, Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky visited ETHS last Friday to speak on gun control and the importance of high school students...

In order to provide alternative post-high school opportunities, ETHS and the City of Evanston will host the inaugural Career Options Night (CON) in N112 next Thursday, as well as WorKIT Week throughout...

While many may think that moving to a new country would be a difficult adjustment, junior Ramen Abraham is fitting in just fine. Abraham has lived in Evanston for just two years, and before that, he...

In a narrow 5-4 vote by City Council, the 15-story Albion development at 1450 Sherman Ave. was approved for construction on Nov. 15, angering those who opposed it. “The building does not comply with...

1 in 68. Many schools ETHS Speech and Debate are up against when they travel to Iowa for The Paradigm at Dowling Catholic from Dec. 8-10. These 67 other schools come from 15 separate states and three...

In an effort to provide students with potential career options, College and Career Services will host the annual Kit Career Day in The Hub next Wednesday, Nov. 8. The event will run throughout the school...

Hundreds of colleges and universities from around the country will gather at McCormick Place tomorrow for the Chicago National College Fair. Hosted by the NACAC (National Association for College...

            In an attempt to fix America’s longtime immigration issue, President Donald Trump and the Department of Homeland Security put an expiration date on DACA, one of America’s largest...

This past summer, legendary ETHS wrestling coach Elias George passed away at the age of 92.     George was the head coach of the wrestling team from 1958-2000, assistant coach from 2000-2003, and interim...

While most people choose to relax after they close their careers, physical education teacher Tim Richardson will be taking a more unique route into retirement. "Retirement isn't really what I'm looking...

At first glance, senior Noah McKay seems like a normal student who loves pizza rolls and his sociology class. However, if you dig a little deeper, you’ll discover that Noah has some pretty extravagant...

While many of us are concerned about our March Madness bracket, students in mock trial had a different competition to worry about. The team already went to state last weekend and placed in the top eight...

Live in 3, 2, 1… The ETHS radio station once existed long ago, but now many want to bring it back by hosting a variety of student run shows and broadcasts. The idea came alive through shows about...

While many seniors continue with normal schedules in the second semester, Senior Studies students get a unique experience like no other. For the first semester, the class is all about a community-based...

Homework. Students have been doing homework since the time they were in elementary school, and some now question its effectiveness. The questioning stems from what many students say is their teachers...

Let’s go thriftin’. On Nov. 3-4, the Community Service Club will start up its thrift shop in the Hub for the eighth straight year, raising donations to help students at the school. “The main...

Progress. Student Senate has plenty of changes to make around the school, and they are working very hard to make progress and implement them. “Our primary responsibility is to support student initiatives...