"I’m deeply grateful for educators who have pushed me,” says senior Mary Kate Wolken.

The Heider College of Business program is one of the first offered to undergraduates in the U.S.

After losing his hearing in childhood, researcher Peter Steyger, PhD, has dedicated his life and career to the cause.

Omaha native Anthony White, a financial analyst by day, says discernment is key to his entrepreneurial side.

Learning alternative methods can improve function and way of life in patients.

A holistic initiative at the Creighton School of Dentistry is focused on the well-being of students, faculty, staff and patients.

A Physical Therapy student leads the study, which uses music rather than metronomes to set a running cadence.

The Princeton Review has selected Creighton University as one of the nation’s best-value institutions.

‘The Ruth’ provides space for two full-sized basketball and volleyball courts, two automated volleyball nets that lower from the ceiling, and more.

Creighton will become the first Midwest Jesuit university to adopt the policy for freshman applicants, beginning in 2020.

Seeking a career in public policy, senior Katie Kentfield’s studies marry political science and economics.

"We want to ensure that students have at least a nutritious meal in their stomach so that they can achieve in the classrooms, clinics, labs, work, etc.," a university official says.

The program is one of 19 faculty-led study abroad opportunities offered to Creighton students.

New trend takes more granular approach to continuing education — particularly when it comes to professional development for those already well on their career path.

Creighton researchers’ work could lead to better understanding of depression, anxiety and other disorders.

Priest and Creighton professor encounters ‘a very close-knit community that feels at home in Nebraska but also faces many struggles.’

With 17 study abroad programs and counting, the university has been ramping up its global offerings.

Creighton students are racking up multiple internships on their path to professional life.

17 years later, the Bluejay fulfills his mother’s wish to graduate.