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Welcoming the Largest Incoming Class in Redeemer’s History
Shannon McBride / September 24, 2020
Redeemer University College becomes Redeemer University
/ January 20, 2020
Finding the Good Story: Redemptive Journalism and Global Pandemics
Angela Reitsma Bick ‘01, Redeemer University’s 2020 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, knows the craft of story-telling – not only for its own sake but for building community, bonding authors and readers, and bringing hope in an often desperate world.
/ September 17, 2020
Foundations
A Bright Future in 2020
An update from Redeemer's president.
/ March 10, 2020
Reaching Higher with Digital Campus Project
Through advanced technology, the Reaching Higher project is becoming a model for larger campuses to create online and digital experiences that connect everyone and everything on campus.
/ March 10, 2020
Continuing the Important Tradition of Living in Community
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.
/ March 10, 2020
Redeemer’s Most Successful Campaign in History Comes to a Close
The 2020 Strategic Plan funded by the Re Campaign strengthened the university’s mission and brought Christian higher education within reach.
/ January 2, 2020
Academics
Finding Hope: Reading Scripture as a Person of Colour
New Testament scholar and Anglican priest Rev. Dr. Esau McCaulley, the 2020 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, is helping to share Black perspectives on biblical interpretation.
/ October 6, 2020
Advancing the Study of Hamilton’s Contaminated Waterways
As part of a year-long water quality study in Hamilton’s Chedoke Creek, student Masozi Palata is using DNA analysis to identify the source of fecal contamination in the watershed.
/ March 10, 2020
Why So Serious?
In his recently published book, adjunct professor Dr. Peter Schuurman explores the notion that irony, charisma and playfulness can attract people to church.
/ March 10, 2020
Perspective
Does a Christian Gap Year Program Make Sense During the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Act Five Director Jon Berends shares his thoughts on the future and mission of Christian gap year programs amidst the uncertainty of a global pandemic.
/ June 16, 2020
Rooted in Hope: Christians in Social Work
Dr. Jim Vanderwoerd, professor of social work and chair of the department of applied social sciences, reflects on the tension that exists for Christians working in the field of social work and how Redeemer is preparing its students to deal with that tension.
/ March 10, 2020
The Anointed Re-anointed
Dr. Ken Herfst’s chapel message on John 12:1-11. 
/ January 3, 2020
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Alumni
September 2020 Alumni Council Update
Redeemer's new Alumni Association President Leanna Nightingale introduces herself and some exciting fall updates.
/ September 11, 2020
More Than a Course for Credit
Jason Chan'20 describes the lessons learned, friendships made and beauty experienced during his time as a Redeemer Concert Choir member.
/ June 25, 2020
Influencing the Next Generation of Disciples
Natalie Frisk ’07 is raising disciples with curriculum for kids and youth used all over the world and with her newly published book.
/ March 10, 2020
Seeing Lives Transformed through Justice
Rachel Brouwer ’09 is seeing lives transformed through justice and the transforming power of the gospel in her work at International Justice Mission.
/ March 10, 2020
Students
Strumming Through the Dark: Music, Faith and a Global Pandemic
In the wake of COVID-19, Redeemer's music department shares stories of grief, resilience and the healing power of a hymn.
/ May 27, 2020
Paint and Pandemics: Thinking, Feeling and Coping Through Art
Redeemer's senior art students share their experiences working and creating amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
/ May 12, 2020
Wherefore in All Things: Looking Back on Henry V
/ April 17, 2020
The Son in the Rain
/ April 6, 2020
Outstanding Co-op Student Named Redeemer’s Co-op Student of the Year
/ April 1, 2020
Perseverance and Reliance on God in Montpellier
/ March 10, 2020
News
Breaking New Ground on Campus
Redeemer celebrated the groundbreaking of its $18.5-million residence and learning facility on October 1, 2020.
/ October 1, 2020
A Letter to the Redeemer Community
/ September 4, 2020
Growth brings Big Changes on Campus
/ September 3, 2020
Brand New Look. Same Mission.
/ August 10, 2020
Redeemer Acts to Ensure Sustainability and Accessibility of Soccer Facilities
/ June 9, 2020
Letter from the President on Racism
/ June 8, 2020
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