Fly Together
Creighton announces Fly Together, a nearly $300 million investment in recreational and athletic facilities, with the largest gift in the University’s history: $100 million from the Heider Family Foundation. Learn more.
Creighton announces Fly Together, a nearly $300 million investment in recreational and athletic facilities, with the largest gift in the University’s history: $100 million from the Heider Family Foundation. Learn more.
The company NIYOU helps student-athletes navigate Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) partnerships and not miss out on opportunities to secure sponsorships.
He's an alum, a grad student and an athlete on two Creighton teams. In his spare time, he runs his own clothing business and sells real estate.
Several local dignitaries joined Creighton campus leaders on Wednesday, June 11, for a ceremonial first "dig" on the site of a new baseball practice field. A new softball stadium and competition field is already under construction next door. Both fields will serve student-athletes and be available to students, youth sports teams and future College World Series participants.
The new baseball field — near Florence Boulevard and Cuming Street — will be completed by June 2026.
Let’s play ball! Creighton will soon take the field in its new home stadium. The complex will provide a first-class playing and training environment for student-athletes, while also expanding recreational opportunities for students and the community.
As the College World Series celebrates its 75th anniversary this year, we recognize the forward-thinking of the Creighton graduate who brought the series to Omaha, and the son who continues the vision of his late father.
Alan Huss has returned as a head coach in waiting, there were several transfers in and a few Jays made noise on the national stage. The offseason just started, but there’s A LOT happening with Creighton men’s basketball!
Debbie Conry, BA’77, just finished her 32nd year as the Creighton women’s golf coach. What’s been the secret to her longevity? A love for the game, and the chance to help young people grow. She is the 2025 recipient of Creighton’s Leader for Life Award.
The High Point men's basketball team is dancing its way to the NCAA tournament for the first time in program history. The man responsible is a former Creighton player and assistant. And it's a milestone that caps off an impressive two years for Alan Huss, BSBA'02.
He is now Creighton’s all-time wins leader, so we’re looking back at the best moments for the Bluejay men’s basketball program with Coach Mac on the sideline.