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

In the Decadent masterpiece À rebours, Dr. Allan Curnew finds questions for the Christian student and scholar.

New study finds independent Christian campuses may provide greater safety from sexual violence than their public counterparts.

Professor Laurie Busuttil describes a redemptive approach to the art of persuasion.

Dr. Kevin Vander Meulen, professor of mathematics, spent his two-term sabbatical further studying matrix algebra.

Outside Western Europe and North America, the world seems to be getting more religious, not less. What if secularization is not the inevitable future of religion in all societies, but one of many...

Fuelled by a six-week residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity, Phil Irish’s latest exhibition, mount pile, explores the natural and artificial summits of the world.

With the 2017-18 Zylstra grants, Redeemer faculty bring Christian influence to bear the history of secularization and pollution in local watersheds.

Dr. Kevin Flatt aims to change how we understand the history of secularization.

Doug Sikkema ‘06 and Dr. Deborah Bowen spearhead the Ross and Davis Mitchell Prize for Faith and Writing

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

How an ordinary 12th century woman ruffled feathers by following Jesus, and inspires us to do the same

Philosophy professor travels to Northern Ireland to learn more about the influential Christian thinker

Redeemer faculty bring Christian influence to bear on sexual violence on campus, apocalyptic literature, and pollution in local watersheds

Dr. Edward Berkelaar and Dr. Darren Brouwer will monitor pollution in Hamilton watersheds with funding from a second Zylstra grant.