Meet Henry "Andy" Kelly, the 90-year-old alumnus who was almost a Jesuit priest but decided instead to become one of America's preeminent scholars on Satan, while also, by the way, writing a screenplay about the adventures of Edward Creighton. The script, Kelly says, would make for a wonderful Netflix series and should star Russell Crowe. Read more.

One thing that’s special about Creighton: all the professors, counselors, TAs, RAs, advisors and coaches who truly care about students’ success. Alumni often have stories to share about the mentors who changed the course of their lives — and we’d like you to read a few of our favorites. 

The beloved diner, right on 24th and California Streets, served burgers and fries (and insults!) to thousands of Creighton students, faculty and staff for nearly 50 years. It all started because Walt Beal decided to turn his home into a restaurant. Read our tribute to Beal’s Grill. 

“I’m passionate about helping people who are dealing with some of the same challenges I have.” Trinity Goodloe, and fellow student Kalia Douglas-Micallef, are interning in Creighton's Dr. Richard J. Bellucci Translational Hearing Center. Learn more about why their work matters so much to them. 

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