Andie Albert ’22 is enjoying success in academia through her love of the natural environment.

Dr. Kenneth Anyomi recently joined Redeemer as an assistant professor of biology. He’s a vegetation transition scholar who has experienced firsthand how life can change when God is at the centre.

New agreements with post-secondary institutions will allow students to transfer credits to obtain a Redeemer University degree.

Compared to public universities in southern Ontario, Redeemer University delivers a unique, cost-competitive education.

Redeemer University plans to launch new microcredentials, certificate programs and graduate degrees, creating building blocks that will diversify the institution’s academic program array.

Dr. David Zietsma’s inaugural address at Redeemer’s 40th anniversary celebration service.

Louis Dauphin '08 is using his skills and experience to tackle a new challenge leading the parks, recreation and culture department at the City of Mission, BC.

After a major reduction in 2019 and a four-year freeze, the price of tuition will remain comparable to other universities in Ontario.

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

Looking back on 40 years of God’s faithfulness to Redeemer and anticipating what’s to come.

The new centre and makerspace will launch in time for the fall term with the tagline Think. Try. Launch.

A closer look at how Redeemer’s 2025 Strategic Plan is moving the institution forward by strengthening its roots and investing in student and graduate success.

Amid rapid growth, Redeemer University announces a new bachelor of business administration program, new faculty positions and strategies to improve sustainability.

With the passing of Bill 213, Redeemer reaches a historic milestone, receiving greater degree-granting authority and a promising future of new opportunities for students.

Resound sat down with provost and vice president, academic Dr. David Zietsma to discuss plans for the academic year and the future of Redeemer.