
What is your Creighton legacy?
Through generous estate gifts, Creighton's Heritage Society members signify a shared vision with our founding family to educate women and men in the service of others.
Read the storyThrough generous estate gifts, Creighton's Heritage Society members signify a shared vision with our founding family to educate women and men in the service of others.
Read the storyOne hundred years after its founding in 1920, Heider College of Business has reinvented its curriculum to bring out the very best in our students.
Recipient of two Graduate Deans’ Scholarships, Elizabeth Crampsey considers herself fortunate—and mindful that the same aid does not exist for all graduate students. “There are limited financial opportunities for support at the graduate level,” she says, “I feel blessed.”
Joan M. Lappe, PhD, RN, FAAN, MS’85, is an important figure within the College of Nursing. On second thought, the word “important” does not fully do justice.
They're an investment in our tremendous faculty, strengthening their connection to the University and, in turn, to our students.
César Magaña Linares, JD‘22, was working at an Omaha firm where he met a client who faced a heartbreaking dilemma. The client was being abused, but he was living in America illegally and feared getting deported if he came forward.
Maggie Larsen says her education in the School of Dentistry exceeded her expectations and has prepared her to be a competent and compassionate dental professional.
Through shared moments with her children, Alexia Lorch, BFA’16, and Cedric Lorch, BSBA’20, Mary Farrington-Lorch experienced Creighton as a parent and as a partner of the University.
This fall, Creighton University’s Department of Psychological Science hosted the first installment of the Ware-Johnk Lecture Series, established by former longtime faculty member Mark Ware and his wife, Connie Johnk, BA’82.
"Without my scholarship aid, I don't think I'd be at Creighton. It eases the stress on my family and makes this possible. The least I can do, in return, is work hard and do my best."
The legacy of Dr. Peter Neenan, BA’69, empowers another through the gift of scholarship.