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At Creighton, undergraduate research keeps pushing forward, as fast as it can
Over nearly two decades, the Ferlic summer undergraduate research program has helped to spark a university culture fully committed to the practice of undergraduate research.
The sound of their own voice
A duo of student researchers with hearing loss are working in Creighton's Dr. Richard J. Bellucci Translational Hearing Center this summer thanks to a grant from the National Institutes of Health.
Carol Zuegner always wanted to 'teach at a place like Creighton’
Associate Professor Carol Zuegner, the Joella Cohen Endowed Chair in Journalism, looks back at her Creighton career after 27 years as a mentor and teacher in this Q&A.
Charles Austerberry: ‘I was looking for a place like Creighton’
Assistant Professor Charles Austerberry spent nearly 37 years at Creighton, devoting much of his time to mentoring pre-med students and teaching biology. He looks back at his career in this Q&A.
Lea Pascotto's calling: Helping families find life in grief
Lea Pascotto, BA’99, serves others when they’re experiencing their darkest days. It’s a noble calling. Her experiences, especially at Creighton, set the stage for this important work.
Creighton’s only Oscar nominee
With the Academy Awards on the horizon, we got to thinking: Has a Creighton alumnus ever been nominated for an Oscar? As it turns out, yes. But just one.
How an alumna became a popular, published author
Emily Belden Bond, BA’08, discusses her unlikely path to becoming a published author.
Creighton Jesuit in Apple ad with Hall of Fame rock star
That time the Rev. Don Doll, SJ, and Todd Rundgren met in California for an Apple PowerBook advertisement that ran in Rolling Stone and Spin magazines.
From the Heartland to Hollywood
Creighton alumna and aspiring writer/director Megan Carroll is finding success behind the camera, including working on the award-winning television show Abbott Elementary.
The history of Creighton's Haunted Physics Lab
In the mid-1970s, Professor Tom Zepf created a spooky maze of physics exhibits that turned into a Creighton Halloween tradition of more than 40 years.