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New endowed chair will lead bold endeavor in Phoenix
John Anwar, MD — assistant professor at the School of Medicine in Phoenix — has been named the Virginia G. Piper Chair of Medicine at Creighton and Chief Medical Officer at St. Vincent de Paul’s Virginia G. Piper Medical Clinic.
Dignity Health invests in Creighton students in Phoenix
Creighton University and Dignity Health are committed to lessening the financial barriers that often prevent students of color from pursuing careers in the health sciences.
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Announces $5 Million Gift to Creighton University
The $5 million grant to Creighton University is one of $123 million in surprise grants awarded by Trustees of Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust to 71 Arizona nonprofits.
Photo gallery: Creighton's new campus
Creighton's Health Sciences Campus — Phoenix hosted its grand opening in September. Check out photos from the event and get a closer look at the beautiful building.
New health care partnership seeks to help the underserved in Maricopa County
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust is investing $10 million in a collaboration between Creighton University and the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP) in Phoenix.
Creighton nurse meeting a need in Phoenix
Even if Abdul Tholley is in the thick of the 12-month Accelerated Nursing Program at Creighton’s Phoenix campus, he still finds the time to volunteer where he can. Even if it means leaving the country.
Creighton is creating a health care hub in Phoenix
A transformation is taking place in Arizona’s health care landscape, along with a substantial boost to the local economy.
Meeting a need in Phoenix
Britney Bell, BSCHM’13, MD’18, vividly remembers the stress of Match Day. After completing her last two years of medical school in Phoenix, she didn’t want to go anywhere else for her residency.
Fr. Hendrickson reflects on his first five years
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.