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'It's a total textbook Creighton love story'
How a future lawyer from Kansas and a future dentist from California met, married at St. John's and are now building a life together in Omaha.
At Creighton, alumna discovered a path to life-changing research
Before her freshman year, Liana Chinen didn’t even know about research as a potential path. Creighton paved the way to that discovery and many more.
Starting up at Creighton: The alumni-run business connecting brands with college athletes
The company NIYOU helps student-athletes navigate Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) partnerships and not miss out on opportunities to secure sponsorships.
Jogging with Jesuits — one unsung benefit of a Creighton education
Every day at Creighton, Cassidy Nipp walked with the Jesuits spiritually. Sometimes she jogged with them.
The WWII ship named after Creighton University
Eighty years ago, in the spring and summer of 1945, the U.S. Navy christened and launched a 455-foot-long, 15,000-ton, 8,500-horsepower armed cargo ship named after Creighton University.
Celebrating wedding season with more Creighton alumni love stories
Whether you’re watching couples unite at weddings or you’re celebrating your own wonderful anniversaries this summer, you can feel it: Love is in the air. So, we asked a few Creighton couples to reflect on the special connections they share with their Bluejay partners.
New Creighton nursing scholarship will help meet mental healthcare needs in Nebraska
A new scholarship created by the Don C. Scott Family Foundation will support nursing students with a passion for providing mental healthcare to their community.
A life of reinvention, fueled by service
Every Creighton alumnus has at least one good story to tell. Inventors advocate Greg Micek, BA'77, JD'80, has many.
How an alumna found the right blend
For Andrea Lawse, alumna and CEO of Artemis Tea & Botanical, going from a bachelor’s and master’s in literature to a career as a clinical herbalist/business owner makes more sense when you zoom in to her areas of study.
Alum's secret to sustainability? Never stop changing.
If we want to not only survive but thrive, “we have to continually adapt to change. Which is, of course, the one constant in life," said alumnus Daniel Lawse.