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Monitoring pollution in Hamilton watersheds
Dr. Edward Berkelaar and Dr. Darren Brouwer will monitor pollution in Hamilton watersheds with funding from a second Zylstra grant.
Marie Versteeg
Academics
The impact of religious faith on desire
Why do religious youth tend to avoid negative behaviours? Shaping desires may more important than the resistance of temptations, Redeemer researcher theorizes.
Marie Versteeg
Academics
Strangers in a strange land
The Book of Judges and contemporary Christianity.
Marie Versteeg
Academics
EcoAtwood meets EcoChristianity
Dr. Deborah Bowen explores environmental apocalypse and hope in Margaret Atwood’s "MaddAddam" trilogy.
Marie Versteeg
Academics
Relationship Violence: Are Christian colleges safer?
Are Christian colleges safer for women? Redeemer researcher looks for answers about sexual assault on Christian campuses.
Marie Versteeg
Academics
Visual Arts: Reclaimed Tools for Worship
Redeemer art professors see changing attitudes toward the use of art in the church
Marie Versteeg
News
Fond Farewells
Prof. Patricia Slade and Dr. Dirk Windhorst to retire
Beth Van Lingen
Academics
The Biblical roots of peacekeeping
Dr. Robert Joustra on the Biblical roots of the United Nations.
Beth Van Lingen
Academics
The Church’s social responsibility
Redeemer faculty contribute to collection of essays on the Church's social responsibility
Beth Van Lingen
Academics
The on-going influence of Kuyper
Emeritus professor of history is one of the key contributors to a new series of Kuyper books and digital resources
Tim Wolfert
Academics
Musseling in on research funding
Associate Professor of Biology Joel Klinck awarded $39,100 grant to assess effects of waste water from sewage treatment plants on endangered mussels
Beth Van Lingen

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