Meet two current Redeemer students and alumni of the Act Five gap year program transformed by Christian education.

Ministries and businesses turn to Redeemer and its students time and time again to glean solutions to organizational challenges.

Ninette Hidalgo is a third-year student studying social work. After finding her way to Redeemer unexpectedly, she has since learned that God can be found in the details.

Student club Real Talk fosters communities of accountability for those struggling with sexual sin.

The Oxford Study Programme is an opportunity for Redeemer students to experience academic and spiritual growth in an enriching culture.

Business student Michelle Visser receives the 2023 Co-op Student of the Year Award, a testament to her impactful learning journey.

A student’s journey as a global mobilizer intern and teacher in Iraq.

An entrepreneurial English student publishes his debut novel.

Anna-Maria Roth is pursuing a degree in marketing and ministry. She is a prayer warrior who has overcome personal struggles through trusting in God and participating in Christian community.

A business student recently discovered how her business education can help her serve churches.

A fourth-year art major is taking opportunities God places on her path to learn more about herself and discern his calling for her life.

A cross-disciplinary team of students work to prevent and delay the onset of Alzheimer’s by leading brain exercise programming.

Naomi Papavero was awarded the Co-op Student of the Year Award for her excellent work at Christian company WayBase.

For the official launch of the Albert M. Wolters Centre for Christian Scholarship, the centre hosted a student essay contest, which posed the question, why does a Reformed worldview matter? First...

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