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Women's basketball: Jenny Vickers on tradition, growth and success
A player, then a coach, now the director of operations. Jenny Vickers is here because even as the Jays advance nationally, "Creighton is still Creighton."
Creighton's first Black alumna graduated 30 years earlier than we thought
Class of 1913 Creighton pharmacist Cassie Chancellor was a trailblazer in many ways, and it is high time we told her story.
2024 anniversaries: Jays basketball edition
With the madness of March upon us, we’re continuing our Year of Years series of 2024 anniversaries with a Jays basketball edition.
4 Academy Award winners who came to Creighton, plus other Oscar connections
Oscar nominees and winners who have come to Creighton, along with one alumnus who was one of the central figures in an Oscar-nominated documentary.
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.
Mitch Ballock: ‘I love doing this every day’
The legendary Bluejay sharpshooter ended his professional basketball career and returned to Creighton to mentor the next generation of basketball stars. He’s having a blast.
How 14 Creighton couples fell in love
Roses are red. Violets are blue. These Jays met on campus. And they’re sharing their stories with you.
13 Creighton anniversaries in 2024
Featuring a pavilion, a law school, two hall-of-famers, a mascot, a statue of a bird and, least notably, Creighton's first copy machine.
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.