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The 25 biggest Creighton concerts ever
Creighton used to bring some of the biggest names in music to Omaha. Here are a few of our greatest hits.
Creighton University forms Council of Regents
Creighton University has formed the Council of Regents, a select group of 33 University ambassadors and benefactors.
Forward Blue: Everything you need to know
A Forward Blue FAQ covering the ins and outs of the largest and most comprehensive fundraising campaign in Creighton's history.
Alumna's love of comics and video games leads her to dream job in Scotland
Hailey Austin, BA’16, is, as far as we know, the sole member of Creighton’s Bennett, Colorado --> Omaha, Nebraska --> Dundee, Scotland pipeline.
Your 2024 Creighton Days Highlights
More than 3,000 alumni, friends, parents and families celebrated Creighton Days together. We collected some of the highlights from the memorable weekend.
Alumnus makes largest gift in the School of Law's history
The estate of James Menehan, JD'63, has given Creighton $9.7 million to support the law school’s students, faculty and programs.
“A leader for all’: What Chadron State’s president gained from Creighton’s EdD program
Creighton's Doctoral Program in Interdisciplinary Leadership (EdD) helped Ron K. Patterson, EDD’22, refine his approach as a leader. One year after becoming Chadron State College’s president, Patterson reflects on his Creighton experience.
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.
Video: Patrick Zenner receives Creighton's highest all-University alumni award
This video tribute highlights the contributions and legacy of Patrick Zenner, BSBA'69, retired president and CEO of Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. and Creighton University trustee emeritus, who recently received the 2024 Creighton University Alumni Achievement Citation.
A Netflix series about Creighton?
The hypothetical Netflix series is only a dream at this point, but the screenplay’s author, one-time Creighton student Andy Kelly, 90, hasn’t given up hope.