Updates for Creighton alumni in the know

From the Mall to the FBI’s darkest cases

Harry Trombitas, MS’82, was one of Creighton’s first public safety officers, and his time on campus laid the foundation for a 29-year career in the FBI. He tracked serial murders, investigated kidnappings, surveilled organized crime figures and identified potential threats. He wrote a book— er, four books. And now he hosts a true crime podcast. Learn more about the ways Creighton helped him succeed as an FBI agent.

Photo gallery: The new spots on campus

By the end of the year, Creighton will have a new sophomore residence hall (Magis Hall) and a new campus park (the Creighton Quad) on the east end of campus. Plus, just a few steps away … there’s a new baseball practice field, a new softball stadium and construction is underway on The Bill (a performance center for student-athletes). Check out photos of campus construction.

Record enrollment, national recognition and a ‘crazy’ dean

Why does the College of Nursing have so much momentum? There’s record enrollment, recognition for faculty expertise, new innovative programs and more. Dean Jessica Clark joined From the Mall to talk about her first two years on campus, and how her vision for the College of Nursing is taking shape. (If you think she comes off as “terrifyingly enthusiastic,” you’re not alone). Listen to the podcast.

Former Iowa ‘farm boy’ travels the world to reduce malnutrition

Zach Stewart, PhD, BS’11, wants to know what’s in your dirt. And he probably has a few ideas on how to improve it. The Creighton alumnus works for an independent nonprofit organization dedicated to improving farm soils — and the lives of small farmers — worldwide. Read about why he’s making more than a dozen international trips each year to share his knowledge.

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