Father Larry Gillick, SJ, is blind. But every day, he says, he "sees" Creighton. To show us what Creighton looks like to him, he gave us a campus tour like no other — a tour of touch and sound but mostly of smell.
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The seven-volume set of the Heritage Edition of the Saint John’s Bible has found a permanent home at Creighton. The Bible incorporates the Old-World craftsmanship of the ancient book along with modern day themes.
On Wednesday, May 12, Creighton celebrated the ceremonial groundbreaking of the CL Werner Center for Health Sciences Education, a new facility that will dramatically change the west side of campus.
This month, Archbishop George Lucas blessed the St. Peter Faber, SJ Chapel, located in the Mike and Josie Harper Center, and consecrated the altar. Design elements of the chapel include icons of St. Peter Faber, SJ, and the Madonna della Strada, a prayers and petitions wall, and a chapel cave.
On March 3, thousands of Bluejays came together to make this our biggest Giving Day to date, with a total of nearly $936,000. Nearly 2,900 donors made gifts to Creighton in just 24 hours.
For Giving Day, Creighton’s annual day of fundraising — Wednesday, March 3 — dozens of our generous donors will match gifts or give additional sums to designated areas through challenge funds.
This Creighton Giving Day, you can help us do something extraordinary — raise $1 million for dozens of causes that support our students, faculty, staff and friends. We’re hoping to make this our most successful Giving Day yet!
Creighton University has received a $25 million gift for the establishment of the Arrupe Global Scholars and Partnerships Program, which seeks to improve the health and well-being of the international poor and educate future servant-leader physicians.
Creighton University has launched a new and improved website for our 70,000+ alumni, donors, parents, fans and friends.
100,000 pleated face coverings. 750 gallons of hand sanitizer. This is what it takes to keep Creighton open.
The 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.