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Redeemer Launches Centre for Experiential Learning and Careers
Community employers, students and faculty celebrate Redeemer’s latest 2020 initiative.
/ March 15, 2017
Tomorrow’s Christian Health-Care Leaders
With pre-medicine and professional streams, the Health Sciences program is preparing students for the ever-expanding health-care field.
/ March 10, 2017
The Public Impact of Christian Research
With the 2017-18 Zylstra grants, Redeemer faculty bring Christian influence to bear the history of secularization and pollution in local watersheds.
/ March 1, 2017
Rethinking Religion
Dr. Kevin Flatt aims to change how we understand the history of secularization.
/ February 27, 2017
Introducing Redeemer’s Applied Social Sciences program
The Sociology/Social Work program has always been interdisciplinary. The new name highlights Redeemer’s approach to the two disciplines.
/ February 27, 2017
The Image of God in an Image-Driven Age
From gluttony to iconoclasm, art history expert Dr. Matthew Milliner encourages the Redeemer campus to critically engage our rapid-paced visual culture.
/ February 17, 2017
Why Christian Research Matters
Redeemer is on the frontlines of an international movement to produce research from a Christian perspective.
/ December 15, 2016
Showcasing the Drama of Scripture
From hand-painted eggs to a digital comic book, students crafted creative responses to the biblical story in their first Core course.
/ December 13, 2016
Theology Matters
Dr. Kevin Flatt and Dr. Stephanie Burgoyne take part in a new study that shows the role theology plays in the growth and decline of Canadian churches
/ December 1, 2016
Imitating Jesus in the Middle Ages
How an ordinary 12th century woman ruffled feathers by following Jesus, and inspires us to do the same
/ November 28, 2016
Chasing Down C. S. Lewis
Philosophy professor travels to Northern Ireland to learn more about the influential Christian thinker
/ October 18, 2016
Better Living Through Chemistry?
In the last century, chemistry has made our lives better—and worse. Given that, what does it mean to be a Christian and a chemist?
/ October 2, 2016
The Common Good
Redeemer faculty bring Christian influence to bear on sexual violence on campus, apocalyptic literature, and pollution in local watersheds
/ October 1, 2016
New Core curriculum launches
The Core has been honed to prepare students to thrive in a rapidly changing world
/ October 1, 2016
First Impressions
Dr. Lindsey Short is exploring how experience shapes our impressions of the hundreds of faces we see every day
/ October 1, 2016