UPDATE: The walk signal T-shirt is no longer available, but alumni and friends can still make a gift to student scholarships.

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"Walk signal to cross 24th Street is now on ..."

For generations of Bluejays, that voice was stitched into the fabric of campus — as iconic a fixture of Creighton as Brandeis or Billy himself.

With the walk signal’s fate now in question as beautiful upgrades come to the 24^th Street corridor, we present a stylish and fitting tribute to our old friend. We've made a new, limited-edition T-shirt celebrating the voice of 24th Street.

You can get one by making a gift of $24 or more to support Creighton scholarships.

You're not just getting a great shirt; you're helping the next generation of Bluejays join our one-of-a-kind community!

Shirts will be limited to one per transaction. See the FAQ page for more details.

The signal and the shirt

Our shirt was inspired by an earlier tee, sold a few years back by an alumni-owned business. (Here's Fr. Larry Gillick, SJ, wearing one.) Patrick Murray, BA'12 — owner of Left on Dodge Supply Co. — said the walk signal shirt was his bestseller by far.

This will come as no surprise to Bluejays. Who could ever forget, Murray said, "the first voice you heard in the morning and last voice you heard at night”?

So, make a gift, get a shirt, then read more about the shirt’s origins, the traffic signal’s fate and how the voice of 24^th Street guided Fr. Gillick safely across the street for decades.

Stay safe. Stay healthy. Go Jays!