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How an alumna makes her mouthwatering works of art
Laurie Leahy, BFA'86, used her passion for creating art and background in food catering to land her a career in food styling that has fed her creativity for decades.
District Medical Group establishes scholarship for Creighton students in Phoenix
The District Medical Group (DMG) Scholarship will support four medical students every year to strengthen Creighton’s efforts to recruit and support Latino, Latina and Latinx students — as well as other students who come from low-income or underrepresented backgrounds.
On Giving Day, 2,377 Bluejays raised more than half a million dollars
To show our gratitude, we spoke with students, alumni, faculty and staff about what our Bluejay community’s gifts mean for their cause, their education and Creighton as a whole.
Gift honoring Creighton alum sends students to the Big Dance
Not every student newspaper has the budget to send student reporters and photographers to the tournament, but two donors made it possible for the Creightonian.
9 Creighton hoaxes, pranks and jokes
In honor of April Fools’ Day, we put together a list of the hoaxes, jokes, goofs and pranks that have taken place at Creighton or were at least affiliated with the University.
What an AI thinks about Creighton — Part 2
ChatGPT: "Don't miss out on this eye-opening conversation!"
What an AI thinks about Creighton: an interview with ChatGPT
We also discuss the most popular building on campus, the most famous alumnus and the odds of a robot uprising.
Alum's latest world record looks painful
Chad Singleton, BS’08, can’t stop breaking world records.
How Creighton Service & Justice Trips changed my life
A Creighton senior recently asked alumni of the Schlegel Center for Service and Justice ... how did your service experience change your life?
966 trips (and counting), but it started with a single van
A group of students, alumni and staff reflect on four decades of Service & Justice Trips, an effort that started with just a few students but has since woven its way into Creighton’s DNA.