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ILAC campus opens a new global classroom
Creighton University has opened a new high-tech classroom and communal space on the Institute for Latin American Concern (ILAC) campus in the Dominican Republic’s Santiago de los Caballeros.
Creighton alumnus falls in love with alumna 40 years after ghosting her
Their spouses died after long battles with cancer, and Tom Myers and Cathy Jones recently reconnected to support each other as they grieved. They never expected to fall in love. Especially since Tom was the one who ghosted Cathy the first time they dated four decades ago.
She majored in classics; now she's a VP at ESPN
Ashley (Hotze) O'Connor, BA'00, didn't initially plan for a career in sports. But her time as a student manager with Creighton men's basketball set her on a path to success. She's been shaping ESPN's programming for 21 years now.
Creighton Alumni Love Stories 2026
From Omaha to Ireland, life-changing meetups took place … all thanks to Creighton. Here are eight alumni stories of Bluejays finding their soulmates.
Google lawyer uses Creighton foundations to shape AI for the greater good
Sean Nakamoto, JD’17, associate corporate counsel at Google DeepMind, shares his insights on the current state and future of AI in the legal space.
$3 million gift supports mental health and wellness for all Creighton students
The Fritz Family Office of Cura Personalis Services — established with a $3 million gift from Lance, HON’23, and Julie Fritz — is a mission-driven initiative that will provide additional support, resources and programming for students.
‘This is the voice of Darth Vader!’
Creighton Professor Honored to Create Inaugural James Earl Jones Prize.
Five tips to help you achieve your 2026 fitness goals
You made your health-conscious New Year's resolutions. Now the real challenge: Can you keep them? We chatted with a Creighton exercise science expert for some tips to help ensure your new 2026 fitness goals are met.
Becoming a nurse through loss, service and perseverance
After losing her mom to cancer as a sophomore, Hawai’i native Miranda Burigsay, BSN’25, returned to Creighton two years later and learned to become a nurse while navigating her grief.
How a Creighton grad uses science to help small farmers worldwide
Zach Stewart, PhD, BS’11, grew up on an Iowa farm and is now a global scientist leading a team of researchers working to improve smallholder agriculture and reduce poverty, hunger and malnutrition around the world.