Beabadoobee baresher soul on “Pylon”

Music artist Beabadoobee returned on Sept. 18 with her third album, “Pylon.”   After the success and virality of her album, “This is How Tomorrow Moves” –– with hits such as “Beaches,” “Real Man” and “Coming Home” –– Beabadoobee solidified herself as an artist to keep an eye (or an ear) out for. In contrast with […]

CU’s annual WellFest hits KFC

CHARLEY HECTHL/THE CREIGHTONIAN Creighton students are invited to attend WellFest, where they can learn more about their own wellbeing, learn how to become more involved on campus and even recieve their yearly flu shot. With nearly 9,000 students on campus this fall, all navigating different academic, personal and financial needs, Creighton University is dedicated to […]

Hui ‘OHawai‘i takes the stage

Hui ‘O Hawai’i brought the sounds and traditions of the Hawaiian Islands to downtown Omaha on Sept. 18, performing alongside the Omaha Symphony at the One Community Cultural Festival. The two-day event, held at Gene Leahy Mall, celebrated cultural diversity in Omaha with artistic performances, food and other vendors.   The performance of Hawaiian artist Josh Tatofi’s […]

The legacy behind Billy

Mary Lucretia Creighton was a generous philanthropist whose legacy continues through Creighton school spirit.  According to Creighton University’s alumni page, after losing her children Charles and Lucretia, she channeled her grief into serving those around her. Weekly, she brought food, supplies and money to the poor throughout Omaha, especially those most in need by the […]

Inside the making of Camry Cosette

PHOTO COURTESY OF CARLY FROLIO By day, Emily Stover is a College of Arts and Sciences senior majoring in psychology and musical theater; juggling classes, rehearsals and campus leadership roles. By night, she’s Camry Cosette — sequined, crowned and building a name for herself in Omaha’s drag scene.  Stover started performing in drag less than […]

Students ride for pediatric cancer

PHOTO COURTESY OF MAX OLSON Heider College of Business senior Max Olson, family and friends ride on Day 3 of the CUREage Ride before a more than 1,000-foot climb dubbed “Climbing for the Kids.” The riders take on the climb as part of the multi-day CUREage Ride to help raise awareness for pediatric cancer. On […]