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Creighton is reimagining its iconic original building
Creighton University’s original building is receiving its most comprehensive upgrade in more than 90 years.
Creighton celebrates residence hall groundbreaking
Creighton commemorated the occasion with a small gathering at the site of the future residence hall, on N. 21st Street between Cuming and Burt Streets.
Creighton to build new residence hall
The University has broken ground on a new four-story residence hall that will house 400 Creighton sophomores.
Alumni serve up their Beal’s memories
As we'd hoped, our big Beal’s Grill story stirred up and brought forth plenty of alumni memories of the old greasy-spoon diner. Here are a dozen of them.
We’ll never forget our Creighton mentors
A collection of stories from Creighton alumni about the helpful and caring mentors who made a positive impact on their college experience and, in many cases, changed the course of their lives.
Beal’s – the men, the grill, the legend
Today’s special: The story of Beal’s Grill. Pick a seat, grab a menu and dig into all the greasy glory of a dive that defined half a century of culinary life at Creighton.
80,000+ miles at sea: Alumna is one of the world's leading adventure photographers
Few alumni have careers as beautiful or perilous as Jen Edney, BA’05.
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.
Taryn Kloth: Creighton’s first female Olympian
The next stop on Taryn Kloth’s remarkable journey: The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. How the collegiate All-American at Creighton evolved from indoor volleyball to beach superstardom.
Creighton lawyer was the Red Power Ranger
Dan Slavin, JD’05, has had an unlikely career trajectory — from model to actor to Power Ranger to Creighton law student to commercial litigation attorney in Phoenix. In a way, he owes it all to the kid who beat him up in grade school.