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Building a home-course advantage for Creighton cross country
A top-level home course not only inspires Creighton’s runners to perform at their best. It attracts championship events that further legitimize the Jays’ improving program.
The graduates: a history of Creighton commencement
We compiled a list of stats, facts and amusing anecdotes — a history of Creighton told through commencement.
Building a digital bridge out of poverty
An alumnus shares his experiences in Africa following a recent delegation to refugee camps where Creighton donors are supporting a dozen startup businesses.
When Shirley came to Creighton
Shirley Chisholm — the first Black woman to run for President — is the subject of a new Netflix movie. Once, shortly after her seven-term tenure in the U.S. Congress, she visited Creighton.
Your favorite Creighton basketball moments
Why is Creighton basketball so special to you? What memories do you cherish? We asked Bluejay alumni to share their personal snapshots from Bluejay hoops lore.
Women's basketball: Jenny Vickers on tradition, growth and success
A player, then a coach, now the director of operations. Jenny Vickers is here because even as the Jays advance nationally, "Creighton is still Creighton."
New floor on Phoenix campus is set for success
Thanks to a major gift from The Norton Foundation and an investment from the State of Arizona, the sixth floor of the Virginia G. Piper Health Sciences Building is now home to The Norton Foundation Success Center.
Leaving her mark on Creighton's basketball family
In honor of their mom’s service and legacy at Creighton, her daughters have established the Patty Galas Athletic Endowed Scholarship.
Creighton's first Black alumna graduated 30 years earlier than we thought
Class of 1913 Creighton pharmacist Cassie Chancellor was a trailblazer in many ways, and it is high time we told her story.
Bill Scott made the Creighton of today possible
Friends and family remember the late businessman and philanthropist who made an impact for generations of Omahans, Nebraskans and Creighton students.