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Nursing Leaders Reflect on Growth, Innovation and the Future
Dean Jessica Clark and Dean Emerita Catherine Todero discuss nursing education, Phoenix growth, workforce needs and Creighton’s future.
A century later, Justine Marbach follows her great-grandfather’s dental legacy
A century after Norris Hirsch graduated from Creighton Dental, his great-granddaughter Justine Marbach is following his path into dentistry.
'Everything we learn is for the sake of others': A future physician reflects on the global reach of his Creighton education
Arrupe scholars like Uddin complete a five-year program that includes extended, repeat immersions to one of four partner sites.
Recent Creighton graduate champions improvements in patient care
Olivia Manning, BSN’25, transforms student research on pressure injuries into impactful ICU patient care as a HAPI Champion at Bergan Mercy.
Finding a home at Creighton and in North Omaha
April Dixon, BS’16, MPH’19, spent most of her life connected to no particular community. Today, she's firmly rooted in two.
$1 million grant establishes scholarship, tutoring program and emergency fund in the College of Nursing
The Bedford Falls Foundation has committed $1 million through its donor-advised fund to Creighton's College of Nursing.
Aflac grant will support Creighton's efforts to help underserved Omahans
Aflac’s Community CareGrant will help fund and deploy six Creighton community health navigators to provide chronic disease prevention education and training to an estimated 200 high-health-risk Omahans.
Creighton dentistry alumna's business focuses on patients with special needs
For many individuals, a visit to a traditional dental clinic comes with unique, sometimes prohibitive challenges. Serving these patients is the mission of special care dentistry.
Former D1 athlete and Creighton alumna is now a burn care OT in Phoenix
Cassidy Schilling, OTD'25, brings the Jesuit value of cura personalis, care for the whole person, to every new patient encounter.
He Used to Teach High School. Now He’s Healing Kids.
From the classroom to the clinic, recent graduate Lucas Fornefeld, MD’25, turned his passion for helping others into a dream career in medicine.