
Gallagher, Beal’s & Billy: 14 Creighton anniversaries we’ll observe in 2021
So many anniversaries this year, from the opening of Gallagher Hall to the closing of Beal's Grill to the birth of Billy Bluejay.
Read the storySo many anniversaries this year, from the opening of Gallagher Hall to the closing of Beal's Grill to the birth of Billy Bluejay.
Read the storyThe expanded Harper Center will accommodate up to 1,500 students, a 33% increase in the number of extraordinary Heider College of Business-educated students that our communities—and our world—demand.
A transformation is taking place in Arizona’s health care landscape, along with a substantial boost to the local economy.
We've got some good news — the voice of 24th street has reclaimed her rightful spot, thanks, in part, to the strong response from the Creighton community.
A tribute to the walk signal of 24th Street.
For nearly 30 years, Fr. Gillick crossed the street to the sound of, “Walk signal to cross 24th Street is now on …” — a message so iconic to Bluejays that an Omaha company made T-shirts.
Over his first five years, Creighton has seen continual record enrollment growth, achieved greater national recognition and embarked on one of the boldest endeavors in its 142-year history — the construction of a $100 million health sciences campus in Phoenix.
With the last days of the decade upon us, we did a little reflecting and came up with 10 of the most notable Creighton milestones of the ’10s. The list not only shows how much Creighton has achieved over the past 10 years. It forecasts a perhaps even more momentous decade to come.