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Graves Hall, the new freshmen residence building, will be the first building in the country to use Virtu-HOT, a solar water heating system from ELM Companies.
After an action-packed day full of immersive games and other activities in the Kiewit Fitness Center, Creighton University’s Relay for Life generated just over $7,800 in donations with its annual fundraising event for the American Cancer Society last Friday.
Creighton students showed up for a donor registry drive hosted by Be The Match on the mall on April 14.
College of Arts and Sciences seniors know they’ve reached a milestone in their Creighton careers when they meet with Gerry Kuhlman. The assistant dean conducts senior checks for every one of the college’s seniors, making sure they are ready to graduate.
After almost three weeks of competitive energy waste minimization, the student-led organization of the Green Jays crowned Kiewit Hall the winner of their Energy Madness Competition between the campus residence halls.
Campus Ministry hosted a weekly series of morning hikes during Lent, which ran from Feb. 23 to Holy Thursday.
Ask any of the 83 Brandeis Dining Hall workers, and they will tell you they “looooove Miss Regina Pierce.”
For one priest and professor of theology, jiu-jitsu is more than just a hobby or sport -- it is a philosophy that reminds him of humility and betters his teaching.
Not all college students get the chance to travel to another country or speak about their home country, let alone comment on their sustainability experiences with the Creighton community.
Students from across campus joined Creighton’s Lieben Center for Women for the annual Women’s Empowerment at the Skutt Student Center patio on March 31.
For 24 hours, Creighton will hold its annual Giving Day where people can donate to a variety of different campus organizations.
For students like Cassidy Nipp, the Encounter with Christ Retreat offers a chance to form new friendships and see the world in a new light.
If you have ever experienced an athlete’s signing day, you know just how rewarding and exciting it can be. It is a brand new step in their career, a brand new team to be on; It’s a sign that all their hard work has paid off.
The Creighton community gathered to celebrate the beginning of Ramadan Thursday evening while enjoying a catered meal, music and an educational presentation to break fast.
Nothing brings people together like food, and the International Student Association drew students from many cultures to present their cuisine at the low waste International Food night.
Creighton’s Panhellenic Council hosted their annual Coffee Chats in Skutt, inviting students for some free iced coffee and a space to study before midterms.
There were a multitude of ways students and faculty enjoyed their spring breaks – whether on the beach, in the mountains, staying home, or serving others, the Creighton community spread far and wide for a week away from studies.
The Creighton VIP Center held their second annual Healthy Relationships Panel, in which several members of Creighton’s faculty and their spouses discussed how they have established healthy relationships over the years and shared advice to students on how to maintain such relationships.
Creighton hosted a career fair in which students were able to connect with different companies and organizations with the potential to provide internships, employment and more to students throughout the university.
The Creighton Students Union cabinet their biweekly meeting to discuss plans for upcoming events on campus and to hear from representatives from several organizations asking for funding.
The Creighton chapter of Students for a National Health Plan planned their strategy to pass a resolution through the Douglas County Board of Health in support of a single-payer health care system.
Students in the Heider College of Business help individuals in Omaha file their tax returns each year through the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. Creighton has been partnered with VITA for over 50 years.
Creighton hosted its 10th Annual Interfaith Prayer Service with the theme of “Expanding Perspectives.” The event featured students from various religious affiliations with representatives for Christianity, Diné, Judaism, Sikhism, Buddhism and Hinduism.
Six Creighton students are bringing news literacy to campus with their Fight the Flock campaign as a part of the Bateman Case Study Competition. This year the competition partnered with the News Literacy Project, a nonprofit that promotes news literacy skills and provides educational resourc…
Members of the Heider Business Senate are looking forward to another semester of programming and serving as a voice for students.
Adam Sundberg, PhD, will soon be going to Canberra, Australia, thanks to the National Library of Australia Fellowship he earned to work on a project about the environmental history of ballast water.
The College of Arts of Sciences and Heider College of Business hosted Special Programs Day for admitted high school seniors to tour campus and interview for various programs and scholarships.
An update was given on several projects across campus, including a new softball complex, and awards were presented to several faculty members at the Founders Week Convocation and Award Ceremony.
The Reinert Alumni Memorial Library will be merging with the Creighton University Health Sciences Library in the Reinert building until a new library is built to replace Reinert.
Creighton Student Counseling Services hosted their monthly segment of the “Snacks & Skills Series: Beating the Bluejay Blues.”
The Health Administration and Policy Student Association heard from Creighton alum Eric Mooss, president and CEO of Bryan Medical Center in Lincoln, Nebraska.
McKenna Gervais was named the new president of the College of Arts and Sciences Student Senate.
Creighton Students Union hosted its first delegates meeting of the semester and 2023 school year.
Every day students walk through Anderson Plaza without realizing that it is a memorial.
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The Creighton community came together to remember Adam Caroll during a prayer service at St. John’s.
Creighton’s biology club and the new arts-based honors society Kappa Phi worked together to put on a joint fundraiser, selling plants grown in the greenhouse by the biology club and ceramic pots made by Kappa Phi.“We just had some extra plants we were growing in the greenhouse, and we knew t…
Creighton distance Pharmacy student, Matthew Hay, 38, died on October 27, 2022. The news was shared with Creighton’s campus via an email from the Rev. Daniel S. Hendrickson, S.J., university president.The news came from the Dean of Pharmacy and Health Professions, Amy Wilson, PharmD. As a di…
Fineas Herrera, junior in the College of Arts and Sciences, was elected the next president of the Creighton Students Union.
The residential staff showed they work hard to attend to the needs of their residents, balancing life, work and free time.
This past month, the Food and Drug Administration announced a shortage of the formulation that creates amphetamine mixed salts, more commonly known as Adderall.
The Creighton Students Union presidential and executive vice presidential candidates shared their platforms and goals with the student body during a debate prefacing their campaign goals.The presidential candidates were: freshman Shams Hassiki in the College of Arts and Sciences, sophomore Q…
The final race among presidential candidates was postponed to Thursday, as a result of no candidate reaching a 51% majority vote among students.In his last address as CSU President, Frankie Pastor-Rivera shared the accomplishments of the current administration, and his excitement for what is…
Creighton’s Dance Marathon hosted a preliminary fundraising event on the mall. This fundraiser’s main attraction was a mechanical bull which cost $5 to ride.
The Creighton Intercultural Center hosted a Jays OUT Day to “celebrate those who are out [as LGBTQ+] and those who support them,” according to the event’s CUinvolved webpage. The event drew a crowd of over 100 people.
The Creighton University School of Law held their annual Red Mass on Monday, Oct. 3, commencing the new Court Term.
Adriene Bailey, partner at Oliver Wyman management consulting firm, spoke about the journey to leadership in the Harper Auditrorium.
Bryan Stevenson, lawyer and author of “Just Mercy,” visited Creighton before fall break to discuss his book and share how people can be agents for positive change.
On Monday night executive FSL members and students were invited to the Harper Ballroom for the VIP Center’s Safety Series presentation of These Hands Don’t Haze.
The College of Arts and Sciences Student Senate held a tabling event advertising applications and awareness for their organization which fosters communication between students, faculty and deans within the College of Arts and Sciences.
The up-and-coming Jesuit Residence Hall broke ground and was named while the campus’ Forward Blue campaign continues to push forward the university’s campus and scholarships.
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