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McKenna Gervais was named the new president of the College of Arts and Sciences Student Senate.
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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.
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.
Creighton Students Union hosted the annual Jaywalk/Run where students and families joined together to raise money benefitting Jesuit Academy as a part of family weekend.
National Voter Registration Day, on Creighton’s campus took form in ice cream refreshments on the the record 100 degree early-fall day.
Creighton students gathered on Earth Day, Friday, April 22, outside of Swanson Hall for Vibe & Paint, a social event designed by the Eileen B. Lieben Center for Women to help students learn how they can lessen their plastic pollution without making economic sacrifices.
Fraternal philanthropy is in full effect on Creighton’s campus as the members of Phi Delta Theta kicked off April with a fundraiser supporting individuals with ALS on Thursday.
Students lined up to sign thank you letters to their professors in the Skutt Student Center on Tuesday, April 22.
Juniors and seniors in Creighton’s Honors Program presented their research projects during the 18th annual Honors Day on Wednesday.
The Asian World Center, an academic research institute at Creighton University, hosted a week-long series of educational events covering art, music, politics and culture.
The American Cancer Society’s “Relay for Life” is the world’s largest fundraising event that aims to raise money to combat cancer.
Fall break service trip applications with the SCSJ are now open and will close on April 19. The SCSJ takes accepted applicants to locations across the United States, from New Mexico to West Virginia to learn about disenfranchised communities and to help solve systemic issues.
Rumors abound about when both Starbucks will be open on campus again, but at this point in the semester the outlook is grim and students must continue to divide their time between Harper and Skutt.
Hoping to raise money for their philanthropic partner, Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority hosted a cupcake fundraiser in Skutt Student Center and Harper Business Center.
Daniel Immerwahr visited Creighton last Thursday to give a lecture pertaining to his book “How to Hide an Empire,” a retelling of U.S. history with United States colonies and territories included in this story.
Anna (Annie) Semb, a second-year pharmacy student from San Diego died late last week on Saturday.
Creighton’s annual Giving Day celebration returned to campus with food trucks, snow cones and lawn games stretched up and down the mall, highlighting a 24 hour celebration for everyone on campus to support the university’s advancement efforts.
On Thursday, March 24, the students involved in the department of Fine and PerformingArts put on the musical, “The Secret Garden.” The sense of community found within this department is much greater than what meets the eye.
Creighton students gathered on Wednesday, March 23, at the Dubliner Pub for a fundraiser event for Dance Marathon, an on-campus philanthropy event and organization that raises money for the Omaha Children’s hospital.
The Hawaii club’s sold-out luau packed the Kiewit Fitness Center’s gym on Saturday night welcom-ing students, faculty and community members to learn and celebrate their culture with Hawaiian food, dancing and vendors.
Students come to Creighton to pursue a wide variety of different majors and interests, but this focus can often leave financial planning skills neglected or undeveloped entirely.
Renowned author Isabel Wilkerson was hosted by Creighton in a Zoom event last Wednesday for the final installment of the Presidential Lecture Series and discussed the history and impacts of race and class in the United States.
Restorative justice, clerical sexual abuse, and the Catholic Church were the topics of the 22nd annual Lawler lecture on Thursday, March 24.
As students, family and people close to Mary Kate Phelan continued to trickle in, the Rev. Daniel Hendrickson, S.J., began his speech at the packed memorial service for Phelan on Monday. Campus Ministry ushered in people arriving just before the service, seating them wherever there was an op…
Creighton Senior in the department of Computer Science, Design and Journalism and Chicago native Mary Kate Phelan, told her academic adviser, associate professor Peggy Rupprecht, that during the pandemic she was struggling to make connections with potential employers. so she came up with an idea.
Around the ninth century A.D., people in Ireland began observing the Roman Catholic feast day of Saint Patrick on March 17. It was said that Saint Patrick used a shamrock, a three-leafed clover, to explain to the people of Ireland the concept of the holy trinity. Since then, the shamrock has…
Coca-Cola representatives handed out free samples of their new soda flavor outside the Skutt Student Center on Wednesday. Running the event was Teri Loneman, the market development manager for Coca-Cola.
City Sprouts is a local nonprofit community garden and education center that works with the Omaha community to promote health, sustainability, and growth.
This spring break, 75 students traveled around the country through the Schlegel Center for Service and Justice to serve marginalized communities and learn about advocacy.
Students are getting back into the school mode to finish out the end of the year after a needed spring break, especially after not having one last year.
Creighton will be hosting Admitted Students Days on March 21, March 28, April 4, and April 11 from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Creighton Student Union hosted a free trip to Craft Axe Throwing in Omaha on Saturday.
After Russia invaded Ukraine, the Creighton Student Union partnered with campus ministry to bring a prayer service to the steps of St. John’s where the organizers were speaking, singing and praying with students gathered around the fountain.
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