Creighton University Alumni

Now it's their turn.

For more than a decade, Creighton University School of Medicine's Stethoscope Program has helped welcome future physicians and physician assistants into the profession, providing more than 1,000 students with a stethoscope as they begin their medical education.

With a gift of $150 before June 30, you can help continue this meaningful tradition and ensure the next generation of compassionate clinicians starts their journey with the tools they need to succeed.

Join fellow alumni and friends in supporting future healthcare leaders: https://securelb.imodules.com/s/1250/20-giving/form.aspx?sid=1250&gid=1&pgid=4415&cid=8489&amount=150&bledit=1&sort=1&dids=80&appealcode=26I49004

Wedding season is upon us, so we're bringing back one of your favorite series: 💌 Meet Jackie Acosta-Trejo (Lamprecht), BSBA’02, and Col. Will Acosta-Trejo, JD’04.

Many alumni remember The Blue Jay Bar and Grill as the backdrop for countless late nights, game-day watch parties, and happy hours. For Will and Jackie, it was also where their story began, with a mutal-friend introduction in 2001.

Fast friends first, then something more. By 2003, they were dating. Seven months later, Will proposed. After marrying in 2004, the two built a life together — from Will's active duty service in the U.S. Army to Jackie's career as a CPA, and eventually back to Omaha, where they've been raising their sons, Liam and Drew, ever since.

Two decades later, The Jay is gone — but what it gave them isn't. Grateful for it all the same. 💙

Do you or someone you know have a Creighton love story? Email us your story at [email protected].

https://alumni.creighton.edu/news-events/news/Summer-Love-Stories-2026

Inspired by Nebraska’s ever-changing sky, Cindy Weil, BA’86, created 28 painted, wool-embroidered forms for Omaha’s new Central Library.

Her installation invites visitors to pause, look up and discover what she calls a simple truth: “The sky never stops giving.”

Read more about the Bluejay artists featured in Omaha’s largest public art display at the link in the comments.

For more than 35 years, Professor Littleton Alston has inspired creativity in Creighton students. Now, his work is helping inspire visitors at Omaha’s new Central Library.

Alston’s bronze portraits explore themes of knowledge, wisdom and the lifelong pursuit of learning.

Read more about the Bluejay artists featured in Omaha’s largest public art display at the link in the comments.

Creighton baseball and the visiting teams of the Men’s College World Series have a new practice field to call home.

Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen, Omaha Mayor John Ewing Jr. and Creighton President the Rev. Daniel S. Hendrickson, SJ, PhD, were among the first to take a step on the new field. Part of Creighton’s donor-funded $300 million Fly Together initiative, the baseball practice field was made possible by support from the State of Nebraska and CWS Omaha, Inc

Read more about the dedication: https://alumni.creighton.edu/news-events/news/baseball-practice-field-dedication

What does 75,000 beads look like?

For Omaha’s new Central Library, Angie Seykora, BFA’09, created a dramatic suspended installation that glows from dark to light as it stretches through the building’s soaring interior.

Read more about the Bluejay artists featured in Omaha’s largest public art display at the link in the comments.

Meet the new pastor of St. John’s Church.

In our latest episode of From the Mall, we sit down with Fr. Eric Immel, SJ to talk about his mission of helping others live in community, so God can meet us there.

🎙️ Listen now wherever you get your podcasts. https://alumni.creighton.edu/news/from-the-mall