Stories

WHEN SCOTT BANDY '16 took his very first political science class at Redeemer University, he never imagined it would lead him to a career on Parliament Hill. Growing up in Moncton, New Brunswick,...

CHRISTIAN VANDERGEEST WALKS down the bustling streets of Manhattan each morning, taxis buzzing by and a piping hot coffee in hand. Checking his appointments for today, he steps into the doors of the...

It's probably the most rewarding career you can pursue." Second-year uniformed patrol officer Foster Brown ’22 benefits from speaking about a relatively fresh job, not one that has worn him...

It’s been a winding journey for Leanna (Petrusma) Nightingale ’18, but looking back, she can see it’s all been part of God’s plan for her. While she started her education at Redeemer...

A farmer’s daughter from Woodstock, Ontario, alumna Jennifer Ranter Hook ’06 never thought she would get a university education, let alone found her own nonprofit. Now, she is the winner of...

Passionate about finding efficient and effective care pathways for communities in need through applied research, Shua Kim ’23 strives to be a “changemaker and strategist” for “neglected...

What does a death on a cross more than 2,000 years ago mean for how we ought to live our everyday lives? For professor of chemistry Dr. Darren Brouwer ’97, this question permeated home life as a...

Adoption is at the heart of the gospel … We, who had no inheritance, no name, no future, have been adopted in God's family by a pure gift of grace.” A Redeemer alumnus, who wished to remain...