Shannon McBride

An art alumnus shares his path to becoming an art appraiser and how he brings his faith to work.

Dr. Fellipe do Vale, the 2023 Emerging Public Intellectual is exploring what it means to be human and ordering our lives around our love for God.

Heidi de Vries ’05 brings over a decade of strategic and legal leadership experience from municipal government administration.

The 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award winner is actively striving to show Christ's love to communities through public policy debate and legislative change.

Redeemer’s Mental Health Task Force has completed its Mental Health Recommendations Report, which makes key recommendations to the university for establishing a comprehensive mental health and...

Dr. Peter Neumann, a relational and visionary leader with over 14 years of experience in academic leadership, will lead Redeemer’s Reformed educational vision for learning and scholarship into its...

Redeemer adds its third new degree in as many years after gaining greater degree-granting authority in 2020.

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. At the peak of the creation story, God created mankind in his likeness and called it very good. Humanity is the crowning jewel of God’s...

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

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.

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.

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