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How a Creighton connection saved an alumna’s life
In 2023, a Facebook post from an Iowa meteorologist led alumna Emily Belden Bond to discover she had Stage II breast cancer.
Creighton Advent Calendar: Day 14
We hope you enjoy today's Christmas surprise in our Creighton Advent Calendar.
Creighton alumna Taryn Kloth reflects on the 2024 Olympics: ‘Absolutely spectacular’
Taryn Kloth, Creighton’s first female Olympian, talks about her 2024 summer in Paris — taking a boat ride she’ll never forget, seeing LeBron James and managing failure on her sport’s biggest stage. Oh, and she’s still a huge Bluejay volleyball fan.
A holiday tradition continues: 40 years of Christmas at Creighton
Students came together this week to celebrate the start of the holiday season with the annual Christmas at Creighton event, which began on campus 40 years ago.
Greg McDermott's 25 most memorable wins at Creighton
He just became 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.
Alumni events announced for Creighton basketball season
Get blue with Bluejays near you! We’re hosting events across the country to celebrate Creighton basketball and bring together alumni, families and fans. Join us!
10 Bluejays share why they’re thankful for Creighton
A few common themes always seem to emerge: Jesuit values, life-changing mentors and a profound sense of community.
From the Mall: A Creighton podcast for alumni and friends
From the Mall is a new podcast for the Creighton University community, featuring alumni, faculty and Jesuits who have fun stories to tell and helpful insight to share.
Bob Gibson: the only alum with seven different days named after him
Sixty years ago — on Oct. 15, 1964 — Bob Gibson led the St. Louis Cardinals to victory in a seven-game World Series against the New York Yankees. This would launch a lifetime's worth of Bob Gibson Days.
How a Creighton alum's $875 million idea helped change an industry
For Michael Rea, PHARMD'07, helping a woman figure out how to pay for her monthly prescriptions led him to create a business serving more than 17 million people.