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Finding a home at Creighton and in North Omaha
April Dixon, BS’16, MPH’19, spent most of her life connected to no particular community. Today, she's firmly rooted in two.
New Omaha library art collection features three Bluejays
Of the 242 local applicants, 16 artists were chosen to contribute to Omaha’s largest public art display at its new library. Two of the artists are Creighton alumni and one is a distinguished faculty member.
A graduating senior reflects on her ‘life-changing’ Creighton experience
Kathryn McGovern, Class of 2026, could be a case study in how to make the most of your Creighton experience. During her time studying theology, justice and society, the Chicago native took on as many opportunities as she could.
How an alumna found her voice (and helped others find theirs)
Recent graduate Kiley Melean is building a life shaped by the arts — uplifting others through performance and teaching.
From Creighton public safety officer to FBI special agent
Over nearly three decades as an FBI special agent, Harry Trombitas, MS’82, worked thousands of cases covering a wide range of crimes.
From Creighton to Hollywood: Alumna landing roles in TV and film
Jhoné Lucas, BA’16, who was born and raised in Omaha, caught the acting bug early. At Creighton, she honed her journalism skills. Today, she has careers in both professions.
She majored in classics; now she's a VP at ESPN
Ashley (Hotze) O'Connor, BA'00, didn't initially plan for a career in sports. But her time as a student manager with Creighton men's basketball set her on a path to success. She's been shaping ESPN's programming for 21 years now.
‘This is the voice of Darth Vader!’
Creighton Professor Honored to Create Inaugural James Earl Jones Prize.
Five tips to help you achieve your 2026 fitness goals
You made your health-conscious New Year's resolutions. Now the real challenge: Can you keep them? We chatted with a Creighton exercise science expert for some tips to help ensure your new 2026 fitness goals are met.
How a Creighton grad uses science to help small farmers worldwide
Zach Stewart, PhD, BS’11, grew up on an Iowa farm and is now a global scientist leading a team of researchers working to improve smallholder agriculture and reduce poverty, hunger and malnutrition around the world.