Resound looks back at the history of successful federal research grant holders at Redeemer.

Olivo's essay, “Arms, Voices, and an Overwhelming Question: Modernist Answers from Stephen Dedalus and J. Alfred Prufrock," is available to read below.

Redeemer’s faculty and students explore issues of race and representation through the curriculum this term.

Professor of English Dr. John Van Rys talks about his new short story collection.

English writing students Michelle Wright and Ben Wright channeled their pandemic experiences into a riveting anthology of creative non-fiction.

James took first prize with his essay on Aimé Césaire’s Une Tempête. It's available to read below.

Despite her time being cut short due to COVID-19, fourth-year student Anna Bailey still experienced tremendous personal, academic and spiritual growth while studying abroad at Oxford University.

Professor emertia Dr. Deborah Bowen and alumna Elise Arsenault were honoured at the annual Word Guild Gala in June.

Redeemer student Elise Arsenault '19 reflects on her time at Image Journal's artistic rally.

From The Handmaid's Tale to Shakespeare's tragedies, Dr. Ben Faber considers the value of teaching literature.

Redeemer's Dr. Deborah Bowen explores in her public work and research how poetry can uniquely inspire us to care for the environment.

This summer, Redeemer student Anna Bailey '21 attended The World Journalism Institute at Dordt College to learn storytelling and technical skills for the newsroom.

The essay, written on Donne's Holy Sonnet 14, is available to read online

Well-beloved English professor retires from her post

Dr. Madhur Anand, professor of ecology at the University of Guelph, reads from her latest book of poetry at Redeemer.