Shadows, Vol. 16: The Creighton University Magazine; October 1924 (Classic Reprint)

A window into student life at a midwest university in the 1920s, with ideas on school spirit, growth, and leadership.

This issue of Shadows presents a mix of campus culture, athletic history, and student journalism from Creighton University. You’ll read reflections on how the university fostered school spirit, how athletics helped shape a community, and how students engaged with civic life through interviews and campus events. The issue also highlights new campus programs, student organizations, and a continuing conversation about the place of higher education in daily life.

Within these pages are essays on progress and transition at Creighton, profiles of leaders, and reports on student activities. It captures the tone of the era and shows how students viewed their roles as future professionals and citizens.

• Accounts of Creighton’s athletic evolution and the impact of new facilities and coaches
• Discussions of student government, campus life, and community spirit
• Profiles and interviews that connect campus happenings to broader civic ideas
• Notes on dramatic clubs, student organizations, and innovations in campus culture

Ideal for readers interested in early 20th-century American college life, campus journalism, and the history of Creighton University.