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Google.org invests in AI learning at Creighton
The initiative will empower students to engage with AI on many levels, employing it as a tool for learning and research while also exploring how it’s reshaping the workforce across every field and industry.
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.
At Creighton, undergraduate research keeps pushing forward, as fast as it can
Over nearly two decades, the Ferlic summer undergraduate research program has helped to spark a university culture fully committed to the practice of undergraduate research.
For the first time ever, Giving Day donors raised $1 million
There’s an abundance of gratitude across Creighton’s campus after a historic Giving Day. We spoke with students, faculty and staff about the impact of these gifts.
8,000 miles from Creighton, the Bluejays Cafe serves students in an African refugee camp
A Creighton donor-funded grant program has helped to create a dozen startup businesses in refugee camps in Kenya and Malawi.
Building a digital bridge out of poverty
An alumnus shares his experiences in Africa following a recent delegation to refugee camps where Creighton donors are supporting a dozen startup businesses.
New floor on Phoenix campus is set for success
Thanks to a major gift from The Norton Foundation and an investment from the State of Arizona, the sixth floor of the Virginia G. Piper Health Sciences Building is now home to The Norton Foundation Success Center.
Creighton’s After-hours Clinic fills a critical need in Omaha
Two nights a week at the School of Dentistry’s After-hours Clinic, fourth-year dental students extract (and sometimes save) the teeth of patients in pain.
New PhD program to address nationwide demand in pharmaceutical research
A new PhD program and a $500,000 piece of equipment are coming to Creighton's School of Pharmacy and Health Professions thanks to the support of an anonymous foundation.
Union Pacific scholarship program shows students what's possible
This December, Heider College of Business seniors Roland Onwona-Agyeman and Ophelie Koffi will become the first two members of the Union Pacific Diversity Scholars Program to graduate from Creighton.