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    Creighton University Magazine Summer 2019

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    JESUIT GARDENS

    A Creighton photojournalism student spent his final semester on an internship in Rome — and got a front seat to the Vatican and Pope Francis. Page 8.
     
    BIG QUESTION

    An assistant physics professor tackles the question “Is time travel possible?” in the context of the Hollywood blockbuster Avengers: Endgame. Page 16.
     
    DIALOGUE

    Two students — one a cancer survivor — have collaborated on a book to help those touched by cancer. Page 18.
     
    REMEMBERING ONE OF THE GREATS, HENRY LYNCH, MD

    Founder and director of Creighton’s Hereditary Cancer Center, Henry Lynch, MD, was a legendary international pioneer in cancer genetics. Page 26.
     
    SWITCHING GEARS

    A passion for cycling and the law has led two-time Creighton graduate Megan Hottman to a legal career representing bicyclists and advocacy for safer cycling. Page 28.
     
    FEELS GOOD TO GIVE BACK

    Once a month, Creighton medical students in Phoenix drive four hours into Mexico to volunteer at a medical clinic founded by a Creighton alumnus and his wife. Page 32.
     
    SOARING, FLYING WITH BILLY BLUEJAY

    Dental graduate Nathan Hansen for four years changed the persona of the University’s beloved mascot with backflips, handstands, high-flying aerial acts and more. Page 36.
     
    BREAKING DOWN BIASES

    In a philosophy class taught by Amy Wendling, PhD, Creighton students visited a correctional facility to ponder philosophical questions with incarcerated youth — and find they have a lot in common. Page 40.
     
    IMPACT

    A study being conducted at the Financial Hope Collaborative is determining if education to reduce financial stress can improve health. Page 44.
     
    CREIGHTON CONVERSATIONS

    Provost Tom Murray, PhD, discusses what Creighton’s move to national status through the new classification as a Doctoral/Professional University means. Page 56.
     
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