From the Mall: The Creighton Podcast

The Future of Nursing Education with Jessica Clark, Dean of the College of Nursing at Creighton University

Jessica Clark, Dean of the College of Nursing at Creighton University, discusses the momentum behind the college’s recent growth and what is driving increased demand for nursing education. She shares how Creighton’s mission-driven culture, strong clinical partnerships, and emphasis on hands-on learning are preparing students to enter the workforce with confidence and real-world experience. The conversation also explores how the college is expanding enrollment, investing in faculty, and integrating new technologies like AI to enhance learning. Dean Clark also looks ahead to the future of nursing education, including new program development, research growth, and how Creighton is addressing the ongoing need for highly trained healthcare professionals.

Headlines: Celebrating the spirit of Creighton on Giving Day

What makes Creighton special? We took a short tour around campus to find out and reflect on the University's mission. This extra From the Mall episode celebrates the programs (from Campus Ministry, to study abroad, to the Student Success Center) that are enriching students’ lives — the same programs that so many generous Bluejay alumni and friends will soon support on Creighton's Giving Day on Tuesday, April 14.

Moments From the Mall: A fight song turns ... 100?

This special edition episode dives into the interesting and somewhat quirky history of Creighton's fight song, "The White and the Blue." It's everything you need to know about the catchy anthem that has, for a century, prompted Bluejay alumni, fans and followers to stand up, clap and sing along. The White and the Blue Colors two, it is you we defend Fearless for you Our might to the fight we will lend So: wave, colors, wave We will fight on for your glory White and Blue We will fight 'til the fight is won

The Weight of History: Professor Michael Kelly and Winnye Tu on Learning Law Where Justice Was Born

Professor Michael Kelly and law student Winnye Tu reflect on Creighton’s Nuremberg to the Hague program and what it means to study law in the very places where history unfolded. From courtrooms in The Hague to the camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau, they describe how standing inside these spaces transforms how students understand justice, responsibility, and the lasting consequences of international crimes. Throughout the conversation, Kelly explains how the program prepares students through months of academic study and guided reflection, while Tu shares the emotional and personal impact of encountering history firsthand. Together, they explore how memory, advocacy, and legal education intersect, and why creating new witnesses to history remains essential in the fight against Holocaust denial and antisemitism. The episode offers a rare look at how immersive learning shapes future advocates and how Creighton continues its long tradition of contributing to international criminal justice.

Headlines From the Mall: A historic fall semester

Groundbreakings, record enrollment, impactful gifts and so much more. This special edition episode of From the Mall recaps the recent updates and happenings from Creighton University’s campus. The news you need to know.