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The history (and future) of the Kiewit Fitness Center
Here's a tribute to a space that’s been helping to keep Creighton students healthy for nearly 50 years.
Creighton’s Championship Center to be renamed the McDermott Center
This month, Creighton will rename the men’s basketball practice facility the McDermott Center, honoring Coach Greg McDermott and his family.
New Jesuit residence hosts ceremonial ribbon cutting event
Distinguished guests and donors joined Creighton’s Jesuit community to celebrate the official opening of the Jérôme Nadal, SJ, Jesuit Residence.
Creighton opens new Jesuit Residence
Members of Creighton University’s Jesuit community are moving into their new home, the Jérôme Nadal, SJ, Jesuit Residence.
New floor on Phoenix campus is set for success
Thanks to a major gift from The Norton Foundation and an investment from the State of Arizona, the sixth floor of the Virginia G. Piper Health Sciences Building is now home to The Norton Foundation Success Center.
5 Creighton things to look forward to in 2024
Creighton’s got more than a few exciting things in store for 2024 — from a rebooted campus core to a new home for the individuals who make up the heart of Creighton’s spiritual community.
2023 Alumni News Stories Wrapped
We’re taking a page out of Spotify’s book and spotlighting the stories YOU enjoyed the most in 2023.
A historic time for the Heider College of Business
A decade since its naming, the Heider College of Business — named after its donors, the late Charles “Charlie” F. Heider, BS’49, HON’10, and Mary C. Heider, HON’10 — continues to be a catalyst for change at Creighton University.
Governor, mayor and lead donors help dedicate new health sciences facility
In September, about 100 Creighton alumni, friends, faculty, staff and community leaders — including Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and Omaha Mayor Jean Stothert — celebrated the opening of the CL and Rachel Werner Center.
Creighton opens new 145,000-square-foot health sciences building
The donor-driven CL and Rachel Werner Center for Health Sciences Education — which broke ground in 2021 — is student focused, with nearly every square foot of the facility dedicated to classrooms, collaboration and hands-on learning.