Residences are brimming with students and excitement for this upcoming year.

Remarks from president emeritus Dr. Justin Cooper at Redeemer's 40th anniversary celebration service on October 1, 2022.

Three years of strong incoming classes continue to support record enrolment as the university looks to program sustainability for the future.

Business-accounting student Erica Van Hoffen has been named the 2021 Co-op Student of the Year.

The university will continue to offer dual delivery for the fall term and is optimistic that many on-campus activities will be offered.

Each year, senior students gather from their various programs to work on a semester-long project that addresses a societal or cultural issue. Here’s a look at some of their hard work and unique...

Current construction and development on campus is a key initiative of Redeemer’s 2025 Strategic Plan Learn. Forward.

An update from Redeemer's president.

Construction of a new residence on Redeemer’s campus will accommodate the significant increase in enrolment expected as a result of tuition and fee restructuring.

During a semester of off-campus studies at CityLAB, Keri Williams '20 discovered her passion for working on city projects to build healthier communities.

Through the 2020 Strategic Plan, Redeemer has looked back on a nearly 40-year legacy and moved the university forward. As the plan's five years come to a close, Resound explores the impact.

Redeemer rolls out a new tuition and fee structure that includes a 42 per cent reduction in tuition for Canadian undergrads.

Historian Dr. Heath W. Carter, the 2018 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, specializes in the church's role in addressing inequality in America.

Redeemer honoured Leanna Petrusma’s outstanding contributions in her co-op work terms, naming her the first Co-op Student of the Year Award winner.

Clarence Keesman ‘98, executive director of youth drop-in centre The Refuge, encounters stories of brokenness and healing each and every day.