Cardoner at Creighton began in January 2003 with funding from the Lilly Endowment, Inc., Cardoner intends to assist Creighton in the continued realization of Creighton's Mission Statement.

To accomplish this, Cardoner at Creighton provides the university community with opportunities to explore and reflect upon how faith, their personal lives, and their professional lives interrelate.

Cardoner's mission reflects Creighton's central commitment to creating an academic community where life choices, especially regarding one's life work, are discerned and made in a context of reflection, faith, prayer, and community.

The CCSJ seeks to engage students in direct service with persons who suffer and experience injustice in order to awaken the desire and develop the capacity to act with and on behalf of the poor and marginalized.

This well-known and utilized resource provides on-line Ignatian spiritual reflection and other resources to serve faith and promote justice (presentations, on-line book readings, etc)

A multidisciplinary program in the Creighton College of Arts & Sciences, is a response to the challenge of Fr. Peter-Hans Kolvenbach, S.J., Superior General of the Jesuits, to "educate the whole person for solidarity with the real world."