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Student with a full desk, stressing out about things going on.
Under Pressure
Classroom Gender Gaps
Classroom Gender Gaps
2024 Election Results Establish Reproductive Freedoms.
2024 Election Results Establish Reproductive Freedoms.
Each one of Eureka's student journalism branches.
Let’s Talk About it
Dr. Corey Sink, Dr. Gary Jansen and Tyrone Dennis examine floodwaters covering the fields and parking lots.
Recent Rain Surge Causes Flooding in Eureka
Student with a full desk, stressing out about things going on.
Under Pressure
Festive Holiday Sweater Day
Photo courtesy of Avery Bengtson
Behind The Sparkle
Game Changers
Game Changers
On the sidelines, Varela cheers football at Homecoming football game, Oct. 4.
Dancing Into New Experiences
Brady Cook, University of Missouri, Columbia, quarterback, sits with teammates while Missouri's defense takes the field during the Veterans Day military appreciation football game against the University of Tennessee. Prior to the game, service members were honored with a ceremonial wreath presentation and a B-2 Spirit stealth bomber flyover during the U.S. national anthem. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Tech. Sgt. Stephanie Mundwiller)
WHAT A DIFFERENCE A YEAR MAKES
We’re soaring to cords
The Cardinals: What went wrong
The Cardinals: What went wrong
Trash is left on a table in Eureka's cafeteria after lunch. Photo by Claire Rickles.
Does It Taste Bitter?
Luther Burden celebrates after scoring in 2022 Mizzou Spring Game.
Mizzou Football: Is Drinkwitz time up?
EBN Broadcast Oct. 2024
EBN – April 2021 Broadcast
EBN: What’s the deal with finals?
EBN: Student Drivers at EHS
EBN: New Eureka QuikTrip to open in April
Ruby Copeland (12) and Ellis Asbury (12)
Drop by Drop
Audrey Kreher, 11, plays water polo.
From rivalry to friendship
Mr. EHS 2023 Photo Gallery
Mr. EHS Photo Gallery
Mr. EHS Photo Gallery
Coming up from the water, Rowan Peckham (11) races in the varsity swim meet against CBC, October 22. Wildcats won 97-89.
Photos of the Month | October 2019
All things EHS all the time

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Maria Perez

Maria Perez, EHS-Hub staff

@mperezEHS_hub

This is Perez’s third year on staff where she serves as a reporter for the Hub. One word to describe her: independent. Perez is involved in tennis, E2Y2, and NHS at Eureka. She also enjoys listening to music, drawing, and doing makeup. Conversation she wants to have with the world: “We need to listen to marginalized groups when they are in need and we need to work together towards a world that promotes equity for everyone.”  Dream job: “International journalist/UN Ambassador/Human Rights Lawyer/Activist.”

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This is Perez's third year on staff where she serves as a reporter for the Hub. One word to describe her: independent. Perez is involved in tennis, E2Y2, and NHS at Eureka. She also enjoys listening to music, drawing, and doing makeup. Conversation she wants to have with the world: "We need to listen to marginalized groups when they are in need and we need to work together towards a world that promotes equity for everyone." Dream job: "International journalist/UN Ambassador/Human Rights Lawyer/Activist."

2018 senior columns | The view from here | Maria Perez

Maria Perez, reporter
May 10, 2018
Carolyn Baremore cleans a stain off of Charlie Crouther's shirt, May 10.

Kicking for Carolyn

Lauren Glascock and Maria Perez
May 10, 2018
Pressure from school, teachers and family can be enough, but with the addition of extracurricular activities, students often feel overwhelmed.

[Photo] Stressing the difference

Sarah Bellamy and Ethan Fine
April 24, 2018
Learning about culture, Christine Pereur, pastry chef at Comme à la Maison / Like Home Café & Brasserie, teaches Jacob Fenn (10) how to create pastries in a demonstration to French students, April 16. “It was interesting,” Fenn said. “In a normal classroom setting, it gets old. In a setting like that, working with someone who has been to France, it allows you to identify differences in culture that help you learn. It is a cool comparison. An experience like this doesn’t happen often.”

[Photo] Prom, learning new culture and an intro to the future

Regan Peterson, photo editor
April 20, 2018
Deepa Buhvanagiri, organizer, marches at the St. Louis March for Our Lives, March 24.

[Photo] Looking for a sign

Sarah Bellamy, reporter
April 19, 2018
Jacob Fenn (10) works with Christine Pereur, pastry chef at Comme à la Maison / Like Home Café & Brasserie, to create pastries in a demonstration to French students, April 16.

Cooking up a connection

Maria Perez, reporter
April 18, 2018
Kathryn Creason (12) gets lost in the music during the Salsa dancing portion of the Spanish Immersion Night in Gym A, March 23.

Spanish

Maria Perez, reporter
April 18, 2018
Gwen Kulik (11), Briggs Zaun (11), Mackenzie Burnett (11), Tyler Conley (12) and Hannah Mellor (11) read the lines of their French play at Blevins Elementary, Jan. 29.

French

Maria Perez, reporter
April 18, 2018
Jordan Thompson (12). Riley Schaefer (12), Bryan Howard (12) and Zach Walls (12) capture the German culture around them at Rocktoberfest in the Commons, Oct. 3.

German

Maria Perez, reporter
April 18, 2018
Alex DiPalma (12) and Dameion Thompson (11) help elementary school students to learn American Sign Language at Eureka Elementary, Oct. 17.

ASL

Maria Perez, reporter
April 18, 2018

Keys to success

Maria Perez and Lauren Glascock
March 29, 2018
Brendan Carter

Brendan Carter

Maria Perez, reporter
March 26, 2018
Matt Gentry

Matt Gentry

Maria Perez, reporter
March 26, 2018
Kyle Dickhaus

Kyle Dickhaus

Maria Perez, reporter
March 26, 2018

10 things black students want you to know

Maria Perez, reporter
February 20, 2018
Take a moment to ask if the content being posted can be harmful to others.

#DontGetBlocked

Maria Perez, reporter
February 7, 2018
EHS finals could have a different look and format in the coming years that involves less cramming and more freedom. For a student that stresses over finals each semester, this could be something to celebrate.

So long scantrons

Maria Perez, reporter
January 4, 2018
10 things the LGBTQ+ community wants the world to know

10 things the LGBTQ+ community wants the world to know

Maria Perez, reporter
November 21, 2017
Moving forward and leaving high school behind

Moving forward and leaving high school behind

Ethan Fine and Maria Perez
October 18, 2017
Five things StuCo execs want the student body to know

Five things StuCo execs want the student body to know

Maria Perez, reporter
October 5, 2017
Rebecca Whittaker (12) practice their verses in front of Nathan Schaefferkoetter, choir, during 4th hour Treble Chamber Choir, Sept. 26. Treble Chamber Choir is just one of several choir groups affected by the departure of Charlie Kinnison and the arrival of Nathan Schaefferkoetter.

Singing on

Maria Perez, reporter
September 29, 2017
Instead of ignoring it, people in privileged positions can try to learn of ways they can combat hate in everyday situations.

The elephant in the room

Maria Perez and Grace Miller
September 14, 2017
The Class of 2016 celebrates their graduation by tossing their mortar boards in the air at the end of their graduation ceremony, May 24, 2016.

Up in the air

Maria Perez, news reporter
May 22, 2017
Though slightly stabilizing, the amount of young adults attending college is also on the rise.

The number of students in the AP program has increased dramatically between when past generations went to high school to present day.

Google Trends shows the popularity of the search term "Steve Stephens" within a day of Stevens posting a murder onto his Facebook account, April 16. As people watched the disturbing murder video and used the internet to find more information on Stephens, the popularity of his name as a search term quickly grew. The quick and widespread reach of this event shows how powerful the internet is when spreading information.

Know/inform/care

Maria Perez, reporter
April 20, 2017
Trevor Fischer (11) interacts with a Mars Rover replica, built by students from Missouri University of Science and Technology, March 27. The S&T students gave Fischer some parts and asked him where he thought the part should go. He experimented. "I wasn’t even kind-of right," Fischer said. "But something like this shows that we are taking big steps forward."

Within reach

Maria Perez, Kate Laubacker, Lauren Glascock, and Nick Weaver
March 31, 2017
Jamie Pack and Raegan Holland, Spanish 4 students, chat as they cut out paper for the poster they presented at the Poverty Awareness Fair in the library, March 8.

Cutting the ignorance

Maria Perez
March 9, 2017
Raising awareness, Sarah Alvey (11) works on her Spanish 4 project about poverty in Central America during Julie Weitzel's fifth hour class, March 3. “I thought it was an important issue,” Alvey said. “If you can put some steps into place you could end the cycle of poverty.”

[Photo] Photos of the week: March 6-9

Haden Moore, photo editor
March 9, 2017
A protester advocates for diversity through a sign at the Women's March in downtown St. Louis, Jan. 21. Critics of President Trump's executive order stress the importance of being welcoming towards people from all nationalities.

[Photo] Know/inform/care

Kate Laubacker, news reporter
February 16, 2017
Which president said what?

Which president said what?

Maria Perez
January 23, 2017

[Video] Know/inform/care

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
December 8, 2016

[Video] Spreading awareness across St. Louis

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
November 22, 2016
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[Photo] Piling on the stress

Hannah Mellor, reporter
November 18, 2016
As an E2 member, I attended the Gateway2Change summit at Ritenour High School, Oct. 18. The conversations that took place at the summit need to happen all over the country in order for the country to experience true unity.

Standing up for equity

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
October 18, 2016
Mr. Trump's comments about women made in a tape, Oct. 7, were simply "locker room talk" according to Donald Trump. Professional athletes, expressed distaste and denied such conversations. These professional athletes inspired other athletes, as well as coaches, to create #NotInMyLockerRoom.

Trump in tags

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
October 13, 2016
Second presidential debate play-by-play

Second presidential debate play-by-play

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
October 10, 2016
Vice Presidential debate

Vice Presidential debate

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
October 10, 2016
Maddie Bumeter, Kylie Meyerkord, Elle Baker, Andrea Porter, Lily Goldberg, Abby Schroeder and Grace Eickel (11) get fired up for the powderpuff football game, Sept. 29. EHS' Spirit Week had no behavioral issues, so students had the privilege of experiencing Spirit Week in its entirety.

Know/inform/care

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
October 6, 2016
First Presidential debate: Play by play

First Presidential debate: Play by play

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
September 27, 2016
The hallways remained empty despite the time as a drug-dog sweep interrupted the schedule briefly, Sept. 21.

All clear

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
September 22, 2016
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[Photo] Windows 10 tips

Tyler Price, reporter
September 20, 2016

[Video] Things to know for the start of school

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
August 15, 2016

Class meetings 16-17

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
August 15, 2016

Lunch 2016-17

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
August 15, 2016

Homeroom 2016-2017

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
August 15, 2016

Parking 2016-17

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
August 15, 2016
A tractor sits next to bricks that will create a wall for the building, Aug. 3.

Summer construction: Week 10

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
August 4, 2016
Fall sport information

Fall sport information

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
July 29, 2016
Tubes lay beside the backhoe at the construction zone, June 13.

Summer construction: Week 3

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
June 13, 2016
The flag in front of the Metro West Fire Protection District Station 4 is at half staff in honor of the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida, June 12.

Know/inform/care

Maria Perez, editor-in-chief
June 12, 2016
Renaissance Carnival schedule

Renaissance Carnival schedule

Maria Perez, reporter
April 26, 2016
Emily Grossnicklaus took this photo of the Copenhagen Airport in Denmark while traveling through Europe, June 14, 2015.

Know/inform/care

Maria Perez and Emily Grossnicklaus
March 23, 2016
The American Heart Association fundraiser t-shirts, Feb. 4.

Seeing red

Maria Perez, reporter
February 4, 2016
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