College of Arts and Sciences names new president
McKenna Gervais was named the new president of the College of Arts and Sciences Student Senate. Gervais, a current junior, has been serving on the student senate since her sophomore year. “All of last year I held the role of VP of administration,” she said. “I worked very closely with Abby Keys, our outgoing president, […]
Creighton Students Union prepares for semester
Creighton Students Union hosted its first delegates meeting of the semester and 2023 school year. During this 31-minute meeting, topics such as club funding and plans for the year were discussed. The meeting covered club funding, with clubs such as the Pre-Health club and Hui ‘O Hawai’i club. Funding would go towards events […]
Legacy of Creighton’s astronaut lives on
Every day students walk through Anderson Plaza without realizing that it is a memorial. The 20th anniversary of the Columbia Shuttle Disaster is on the first. Aboard that shuttle was Creighton graduate Lt. Col. Michael P. Anderson, who lost his life along with the other members of the crew. Since childhood, Anderson had wanted […]
Remembering Adam Caroll
The Creighton community came together to remember Adam Caroll during a prayer service at St. John’s. Caroll, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences, passed away in an accident during a trip to Colorado over winter break. During his time at Creighton, Caroll was a member of ROTC, the Freshman Leadership Program, Sigma Alpha […]
Herrera elected next CSU president
Fineas Herrera, junior in the College of Arts and Sciences, was elected the next president of the Creighton Students Union. “Should he follow in his goals, as he is committed to, he’s up for the job,” current CSU President Frankie Pastor-Rivera said. Herrera’s initial comment on his upcoming presidency promoted student involvement. “The first thing […]
Resident advisors: helping students grow in on campus life
The residential staff showed they work hard to attend to the needs of their residents, balancing life, work and free time. What some people may forget is that being a resident advisor is a job, and like any good job, it comes with its challenges. Ian Mettelmann, junior in the College of Arts & Sciences, […]