A second-year history class has taken a modern approach to understanding Indigenous issues in Canada.

Redeemer faculty took a deep dive into the university’s Reformed tradition, including Neo-Calvinism, and how it applies to teaching and research at the annual faculty conference.

Dr. KJ Drake set out to explore the historical debate of the nature of Jesus in his recently published book.

The history program offers students a unique balance of strategic courses.

Third-year history student Karilyn Van Brugge spent the summer of 2021 exploring and maintaining Redeemer’s history.

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

Dr. Michael Haykin, professor of church history and biblical spirituality and director of the Andrew Fuller Center for Baptist Studies at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, will join...

As an undergraduate, Dr. Heather DeHaan ’96 took a history class that shaped her education and led her on a journey into foreign lands.

Honours history and political science major Joshua Hautala is bringing his Christian faith to the public square as he works towards a career in politics and law.

Historian Dr. Heath W. Carter, the 2018 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, specializes in the church's role in addressing inequality in America.

As academia's intellectual fashions shift from decade to decade, Christian universities stand out.

Alumnus James Buck's fascination with history and love for his country have fuelled his desire to become an officer in the Canadian military.

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...

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

Students contribute to making history accessible on the web