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A new scholarship is bringing more physicians and physician assistants to Phoenix
The new scholarship will boost the number of physicians and physician assistants in Maricopa County and the state at large, both of which are facing a significant shortage of healthcare providers.
When Creighton closed the dental school (and how alumni saved it)
Eighty years ago, in May of 1945, Creighton University closed the School of Dentistry (founded in 1905), seemingly for good.
Creighton couple’s goal: Serve as many in the special needs community as they can
Inspired by their son, who has profound autism, Michael and Brandy Rea started a foundation that supports nonprofits serving the special needs community.
New scholarship will support Creighton pharmacists, nurses & physicians in Phoenix
A major gift will support scholarships in three different schools at the Creighton University Health Sciences Campus – Phoenix.
Scholarship program extends global reach for Creighton nurses and physicians
A transformative gift will take Creighton nursing students to work for and with communities at several partner sites across the world.
Gift expands Creighton's Phoenix campus
On Wednesday, October 30, the Creighton University Health Sciences Campus – Phoenix hosted the grand opening of the recently completed sixth floor, dedicated to the academic success, well-being and spiritual growth of its students.
How a Creighton alum's $875 million idea helped change an industry
For Michael Rea, PHARMD'07, helping a woman figure out how to pay for her monthly prescriptions led him to create a business serving more than 17 million people.
Alum is one of only eight in Creighton's history to take this degree path
For alumnus Hunter Allen, a journey of self-reflection led him down one of the least-trod paths a Creighton student can take.
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.