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50 Creighton anniversaries in 2023 (part 1)
1893-1943 — The first master’s degree, a new mascot, the Bluejay who won WWII.
Charitable Gift Annuity Rates on the Rise—Again!
For the second time in just six months, payout rates for a charitable gift annuity (CGA) have increased. By funding a CGA with Creighton University, you will support our outstanding students while receiving fixed payments for the life of one or two beneficiaries, regardless of the economic climate.
5 things for Bluejays to be excited about in 2023
There are countless things for Bluejays to be excited about in 2023, but we wanted to limit it to a short list of some of the most notable changes, additions and events the year will bring. Here are 5 (in roughly chronological order).
'A second founding for Creighton's Jesuits'
Amid bold moves and historic change, Creighton is investing in the Jesuit community, whose values and vision have guided the University’s mission-driven approach to education for nearly 150 years.
25 great things that happened at Creighton in 2022
This was a year that broke ground on exciting new facilities, saw the launch of innovative programs and celebrated landmark anniversaries. It was, overall, a great year for Creighton.
Christmas at Creighton 2022
The annual Christmas at Creighton tradition continues! See photos of the lighting of the Mall.
Donors help honors student stay at Creighton
The Student Emergency Fund assists Creighton students by providing limited emergency financial assistance to currently enrolled students who are unable to meet immediate, essential expenses due to an emergency. Thanks to the donors who support this fund, Ayden Chavez remains a part of the Bluejay community.
Students changed by ILAC experience
Creighton’s ILAC Summer Health Program was among the earliest of the University’s global outreach programs through which students work together in interdisciplinary rural medical clinics in the Dominican Republic.
One of the Creightonian's first editors was nearly expelled for refusing to be censored
The young editor, Milton Abrahams, became a legendary local lawyer and one of Creighton’s most generous alumni.
