Katelyn Harris, Staff Writer
October 10, 2019
The Media Center now requires students to have a pass any time they need to use it. The rule went into place on Sept. 23.
Media Secretary Stacey Schulte said the passes are now required because of the amount of students that...
Jacqueline Glenn, Co-Editor in Chief
October 10, 2019
Over cafeteria French fries and trigonometry homework, I mentioned to the people sitting at my lunch table on Wednesday the impeachment proceedings that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has pursued against President Trump.
Senior...
Jack Barker, Sports Editor
September 24, 2019
On Sept. 18, students and staff from EHS were bused to Godfrey to see two Illinois Supreme Court cases be deliberated.
The first case heard was a criminal case, People v. Morger, which concerned the First Amendment rights of...
Emily Kloostra, Staff Writer
September 20, 2019
With free clinics for kids and a professional tennis tournament, the Edwardsville Tennis program has it all.
The USTA St. Louis District recognized the team’s efforts and named the program the St. Louis Organizational Member...
Taylor Meek, A&E Editor
September 19, 2019
Researchers are still searching for the reason vaping is causing severe lung illnesses.
“On Tuesday, a 50-year-old Kansas City woman died from a vape related illness,” NBC News reported.
Secretary of Kansas Department...
Cassi Reaka, Staff Writer
September 12, 2019
When walking down Main Street, one can wander in and out of locally owned shops, grab a pastry or smoothie, or even a meal, and will soon be able to view and appreciate local art.
The Good Weather Gallery will hold its grand...
Katelyn Harris, Staff Writer
September 12, 2019
Cannabis is being legalized throughout Illinois starting Jan. 1, 2020. Despite this, cities can pass a local ordinance to opt out of selling it.
According to the Riverbender, communities can’t opt out of personal use; they...
Cassidy Reaka, Student Life Editor
September 5, 2019
The EHS Tiger Den has become a staple of many students’ daily routines, but just three years ago the Den was only three coffee pots and a dream.
The Tiger Den started as a way to provide real life work experience for students...
Jacqueline Glenn, Co-Editor-in-Chief
September 5, 2019
Glittering lights, hand-painted skylines and vibrant faux graffiti will greet EHS students on the evening of Oct. 12.
StuCo members announced this year’s homecoming theme, “A Night in the City”, on Aug. 26. Although the...
Katelyn Harris, Staff Writer
August 29, 2019
EHS has acquired a new club: podcasting.
Eh English teacher Lauren Mudge, the club co-sponsor, said the club has been a “growing project.”
The idea came from The Digital Storytelling Project that Ms. Mudge did with her...
Emily Kloostra, Staff Writer
August 29, 2019
Although plastic recycling at EHS is gone, food recycling is stepping up to take its place. Project 612 proclaims “let nothing go to waste” and donates uneaten food from the EHS lunchroom to area food pantries.
Started...
Taylor Meek, A&E Editor
August 29, 2019
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker signed a new bill on Aug. 15.
“J.B. Pritzker has signed legislation raising teachers’ minimum salary to $40,000 over four years to address the statewide shortage of classroom teachers,” the Daily Herald re...