Let the little expenses actually add up
We all have that one friend. You go out somewhere fancy for a special occasion. You wear something nice, spend the evening preparing. You have everything planned perfectly. You finally get to the location, meet up with your friend and … They tell you they don’t want to spend money. You need to choose a […]
It’s who you know
When I was a freshman in my Heider classes and lectures, getting exposed to the business world for the first time, I was immediately put off by the idea of networking. I felt like I was being inundated with pressure to reach out to people I didn’t know and ask them for favors. I saw […]
The danger of armchair detectives
Earlier this September, the Lindsay Clancy case, characterized by months of online controversy, courthouse rallies and incessant media coverage, ended in a mistrial. A lone juror prevented the jury from reaching a unanimous verdict, which would have found Clancy not guilty by reason of insanity for the murder of her three children. The insanity […]
Alumni invented Tinder feature
CU graduate helps redefine modern online dating Swipe right to like, swipe left to deny. Simple, effective, and classic. This feature came from Tinder, the most-downloaded and most-used dating app of 2026, according to the Business of Apps website. The swipe feature was invented by Jonathan Badeen, a Creighton graduate who earned a bachelor’s […]
Billy’s Business Closet opens doors for Jays
JONAH LAGRANGE/THE CREIGHTONIAN On Sept. 23-24, Creighton University’s Heider Business Senate, in conjunction with the university’s Career Center, hosted their 2026 Billy’s Business Closet, offering free business attire to all. From Wednesday, Sept. 23, to Thursday, Sept. 24, Creighton University’s Heider Business Senate, in collaboration with the university’s career center, hosted their annual Billy’s Business […]
$549,932 grant continues research
Neuroimmune disease research receives NIH grant funding Creighton University is known for student involvement in research, and in July, a continuation grant of over half a million dollars was approved for a research lab helmed by Annemarie Shibata BS, PhD, a biology professor who’s guiding research into antiviral responses in the brain, which has the […]