Brothers expand national art project

Following the Kennedy Center exhibition, Steven and William Ladd launch a three year Time Capsule Project inviting participants to contribute their stories. In 2025, the Creightonian covered the Scrollathon, a nationwide, collaborative art project led by Steven and William Ladd, a pair of brothers based in New York. The project, which spanned all 50 states […]

History club revived

After several years in limbo, Creighton’s History Society has found fresh footing on campus through a new leadership team and revamped programming designed to foster community and connect students that share a passion for history.   According to the most recent information on the official Creighton webpage, the History Society had been inactive for over six […]

Dems flip Congress

Voters across the country headed to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 3, to decide congressional, state and local races in the 2026 midterm elections. The results shifted control of Congress to the Democrats nationally, while Nebraska voters reelected several Republican incumbents and elected a Democrat to the state’s 2nd Congressional District.  Nationally, a “blue wave” swept […]

Public Safety reinforces protocols

CU security updates perimeter policies following campus stabbing Creighton University’s Public Safety Department updated nighttime patrols and building access Wednesday, along 24th and California streets, following student concerns about an off-campus knife attack near university grounds.   The adjustments come after Omaha police arrested a suspect in an April stabbing that injured a 19-year-old Creighton student […]

Alavala named next President

JONAH LAGRANGE/THE CREIGHTONIAN Students Union annoucnces Sai Alavala as president and Brooke Boulden as vice-president. On Tuesday, Nov. 3, the Creighton Students Union Address was held at 8 p.m. at the stairs at the V.J and Angela Skutt Student Center to a crowd of hopeful onlookers ready for change.   While the political landscape on the national scale […]