See Creighton's Campus in 360 Degrees

Humanities is one of the oldest buildings on campus and is primarily used by the departments of philosophy, foreign languages, and theology. It is next to the Hitchcock building, home to communications and journalism, and across the mall are Kiewit and Gallagher Halls, freshman residence halls. These two buildings are connected by Becker Hall, a dining hall for students.
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Hixson-Lied opened in 2004 and is home to majority of the Science departments. Its state-of-the-art facilities include lecture halls, research labs, and student common spaces. It connects to the Eppley College of Business Administration, home to the Business School.
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"The Mall" was built 30 years ago after the City of Omaha sold California Street to the University. Now, it is the backbone of campus, providing a walkway that allows for frequent community interaction.
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St. John's was built in 1888 and recently renovated in 2007, making it a historical landmark in the State of Nebraska. It is a parish for the nearby Omaha community in addition to providing services for students, including Candlelight Mass on Sunday evenings. "The Fountain" is outside the Church and represents the Holy Spirit and the eternal flame.
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The Jesuit Gardens are conveniently located on campus to provide students with a quiet, peaceful space to study, play Frisbee, or just get away from the busyness of Omaha. The garden gets its name because it is bordered by the Jesuits' residences, the Ignatius house and Creighton Hall.
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Creighton Hall is more commonly referred to by students as the Admin Building. It was the first building of Creighton and is now home to a majority of the Jesuit community, several campus departments, and administrative offices. Across the mall is Deglman Hall (all-female, freshman residence), Brandeis Hall (one of two dining halls on campus), and Swanson Hall (the Sophomore residence hall).
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Lied Education Center for the Arts is home to all visual and performing arts. McGloin Hall is a Sophomore residence hall, which features suite style living. Each room has two bedrooms, shared between four residents, a kitchenette, bathroom, and living room. McGloin is home to the Java Jay cafe and also the Cortina Community, a group of Sophomores that focus on community, service, faith and justice.
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The Harper Center is Creighton's newest and largest addition. It was a $250 million project to provide a communal space for students including sitting areas, a sports cafe, latte bar, and exercise space. It is also the primary venue for offices directly relating to Student Services and has classrooms, an auditorium, and the bookstore.
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Opus Hall is one of two on-campus housing options for Juniors and Seniors. It features apartment style living which includes individual bedrooms, a spacious living room, and a full kitchen.
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Morrison Stadium is home to the Bluejays Division 1 Men's and Women's soccer teams. The stadium's turf was imported from Amsterdam and was the first of its kind in the United States. Next door is the new Ryan Center and D.J. Sokol Auditorium, which opened in 2009. The Center is home to Women's basketball and volleyball, practice and training facilities, and other athletic venues.
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