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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.
Better care for more children and families in Phoenix
A new endowed chair in Creighton University’s School of Medicine will expand the partnership between Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust, St. Vincent de Paul and Creighton, providing better, more affordable healthcare to a greater number of children and families in the Valley.
Creighton opens new Jesuit Residence
Members of Creighton University’s Jesuit community are moving into their new home, the Jérôme Nadal, SJ, Jesuit Residence.
For the first time ever, Giving Day donors raised $1 million
There’s an abundance of gratitude across Creighton’s campus after a historic Giving Day. We spoke with students, faculty and staff about the impact of these gifts.
8,000 miles from Creighton, the Bluejays Cafe serves students in an African refugee camp
A Creighton donor-funded grant program has helped to create a dozen startup businesses in refugee camps in Kenya and Malawi.
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.
Bill Scott made the Creighton of today possible
Friends and family remember the late businessman and philanthropist who made an impact for generations of Omahans, Nebraskans and Creighton students.
Creighton’s After-hours Clinic fills a critical need in Omaha
Two nights a week at the School of Dentistry’s After-hours Clinic, fourth-year dental students extract (and sometimes save) the teeth of patients in pain.
Union Pacific scholarship program shows students what's possible
This December, Heider College of Business seniors Roland Onwona-Agyeman and Ophelie Koffi will become the first two members of the Union Pacific Diversity Scholars Program to graduate from Creighton.