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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.
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.
Student-athlete runs his own clothing business (and sells houses on the side)
He's an alum, a grad student and an athlete on two Creighton teams. In his spare time, he runs his own clothing business and sells real estate.
10 things every Creighton alum should know
Once a Bluejay, always a Bluejay. As a Creighton alum, you are connected for life to your friends, your mentors and the campus you called home for four or more years. And, there are even more perks!
Alumnus completes prestigious young leaders program
His freshman year at Creighton, Jacob Idra founded his own nonprofit, Republic of South Sudan (ROSS) Leaders, looking to improve the lives of other South Sudanese youth in Omaha. Seven years later, it has grown to cities across the U.S.
Why pro volleyball players Norah Sis and Kendra Wait are grateful for their Creighton experience
Former Bluejays Norah Sis and Kendra Wait joined the From the Mall podcast to discuss the ways their mentors, coaches and friends made it possible for them to balance their All-American volleyball careers with a passion for serving others as aspiring nurses and now, professional volleyball players.