
Forward Blue: Everything you need to know
A Forward Blue FAQ covering the ins and outs of the largest and most comprehensive fundraising campaign in Creighton's history.
Read the storyA Forward Blue FAQ covering the ins and outs of the largest and most comprehensive fundraising campaign in Creighton's history.
Read the storyEileen Wirth’s new history of notable Omaha women frequently reads as a history of notable Creighton women, as the stories of the city and the University are inextricably connected.
On May 5, lead donors, community leaders and Creighton University representatives formally dedicated one of the most pivotal campus transformations in decades — Keough Plaza, Haddix Circle and Physicians Mutual Crossing at 24th Street.
On May 4, associate professor Meghan Potthoff, BSN'01, PhD, APRN-NP, was installed as the Keough Family Endowed Chair in Nursing.
On the eve of Gallagher's demise, alumni offered accounts of such formative events as the fire of 1999, the early-bird dumpster wakeup call and that time the pillow-wielding, couch-forted men of G5 seceded from the building.
Being a nurse — especially a Creighton nurse — is all about walking with patients and their families, says Meghan Potthoff. Sometimes in the most literal sense.
In the fall semester of 1969, a group of women (mostly nursing and education majors) moved into Gallagher Hall, sparking a friendship that's still going strong more than half a century since freshman year. They call themselves the Poopas.
Elizabeth Padomek, BS’06, and Kent Padomek, PHARMD’08, were freshmen living in the dorm. That first semester, Kent was constantly teasing Elizabeth, and she found him obnoxious. And yet ...
With Mother’s Day this month, we asked a group of moms to tell us what they love most about their children going to Creighton.
This commencement will bring the size of our community to more than 80,000 alumni living all over the world, with more than 100,000 Creighton degrees awarded since 1891.
In the 40 years since they were Creighton students, Doug Knust, BSBA'82, and Chris Korth, BSBA’82, haven’t missed a single Final Four.