Creighton University will become the first Midwest Jesuit University to adopt test-optional admission for freshman applicants, beginning in 2020.
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Creighton’s test-optional admission policy draws on Jesuit mission, reflects diversity and inclusion initiative
"Creighton is drawing on its Jesuit mission and strategic initiative of diversity and inclusion to allow more students to pursue a Creighton education,” said the Rev. Daniel Hendrickson, SJ, PhD, Creighton University president. “We are committed to access and inclusion and to celebrating a rich diversity of identities, backgrounds, and experiences."
Seeking a career in public policy, senior Katie Kentfield’s studies marry political science and economics.
Health sciences, business, law and the arts converge on one walkable campus, widening students’ perspectives.
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The program is one of 19 faculty-led study abroad opportunities offered to Creighton students.
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Creighton researchers’ work could lead to better understanding of depression, anxiety and other disorders.
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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.
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Creighton sophomore Alex Taylor says her goal is to one day run a company.
At Creighton, $200 million in aid is administered each year. Here’s how to claim yours.
The Creighton 140 Presidential Lecture Series finale brings two former Secretaries of State to campus.
What Dan Abroms does for Boston’s minor leaguers is not your typical baseball job.
Senior shares his top five reasons why the Bluejay experience is so special
The HBO hit is so engaging, says Creighton School of Law professor, because it represents so much of who we are.
Rhonda Plofkin paired a science undergrad degree with a business graduate degree to initiate her career launch.
‘The Ruth’ provides space for two full-sized basketball and volleyball courts, two automated volleyball nets that lower from the ceiling, and more.
The Princeton Review has selected Creighton University as one of the nation’s best-value institutions.
A Physical Therapy student leads the study, which uses music rather than metronomes to set a running cadence.
Twenty-four OPS schools and 12 Millard schools saw their classifications improve from preliminary ratings released in December.
A holistic initiative at the Creighton School of Dentistry is focused on the well-being of students, faculty, staff and patients.
Learning alternative methods can improve function and way of life in patients.
Omaha native Anthony White, a financial analyst by day, says discernment is key to his entrepreneurial side.
After losing his hearing in childhood, researcher Peter Steyger, PhD, has dedicated his life and career to the cause.
The Heider College of Business program is one of the first offered to undergraduates in the U.S.
"I’m deeply grateful for educators who have pushed me,” says senior Mary Kate Wolken.
“It’s like a fairytale to get married in St. John’s Church.”
After moving to the U.S. in 2015, Khudaida advocates for education equality for Iraqis.
Creighton University faculty and staff are undertaking life-changing research in the arts, humanities, sciences, law and medicine.
The Jesuit university is among the top 25 private universities producing Goldwater scholars, joining ranks with Harvard, Stanford and MIT.
