Dr. Christiaan Teeuwsen's commitment to the Noordbroek Organ Academy in the Netherlands is an example of his dedication to the organ, God and his vocational calling.

Thanks to a recent co-op placement, fourth-year business-marketing student Stephen Goossen is seeing his future career take shape.

As Act Five prepares to operate independently, director Jon Berends spoke with Resound about the program’s history and next steps.

Dr. Sean Schat discusses how leaders and organizations can support educators with self-care practices in his recently published book chapter.

Fourth-year student-athlete Avery Johnston, winner of the NCCAA Joe & Q Harding Award, recounts how she's been carried by God's wisdom through an unexpected personal trial.

The Albert M. Wolters Centre for Christian Scholarship began a new fellowship program last year, appointing and hosting three faculty fellows, one from each area of the university: Dr. Jonathan...

Abishek Varghese '20 is putting his digital media and production education to work in his new role at Muskoka Bible Centre.

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.

Jahleel Browne is pursuing his degree in digital media and production. His faith gives him a sense of peace and a fervent desire to share the Gospel.

Student senate hosted a unique creative event last fall that took worship outside traditional expressions.

Redeemer students are following Jesus more intimately through discipleship groups on campus.

A fourth-year international development student is already putting her Redeemer education to work for a community in Africa.

An update from Redeemer’s president.

Fourth-year student-athlete and Dr. Ray Bullock Award recipient Leah-Joy Gaensler is racing for Christ on and off the cross-country running course.

Dr. Daniel Lee Hill, Redeemer’s 2022 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, finds a hopeful example in Christian abolitionists.