Known for his humble leadership, departing president Dr. Robert J. Graham completed his tenure at Redeemer on April 30, 2021.

The Book of Numbers and Israel’s wandering through the wilderness can act as a guide to actively leaning into our challenging circumstances.

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...

Jennifer deVries ’00 is rethinking outreach ministry during a pandemic in her role as executive director of Living Rock Ministries.

The Redeemer community has found creative ways to lean into the love of God through community despite socially distant times.

Students, faculty and staff discuss the benefits, opportunities and adjustments that come with Redeemer’s new dual-delivery method.

James Cuthbert ’09 owns and operates Urban Green, a company that creates indoor gardens and green spaces in offices and homes across southern Ontario.

Day classes for Tuesday, February 16, 2021 previously scheduled to be the first day for in-person classes at Redeemer University this term, have been cancelled due to the heavy snow forecast. Night...

Alumni Association President Leanna Nightingale reflects on a fruitful fall term and shares some exciting events to come for 2021.

Review Resound's Top 10 stories of 2020.

Wastewater testing for the virus will provide useful information from Redeemer's campus, which is currently open to students, staff and faculty, but not the general public.

Student Senate President Samuel Vandeputte speaks on the perseverance and faithfulness of the Redeemer community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

An update from Redeemer’s President.

Third-year student Helana Mulder reflects on lessons learned while living in residence and how they equipped her to move back home during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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