Redeemer alumus Christian Vandergeest ’12 shares about his journey from Harvard to practicing law in the heart of New York City.

Redeemer athletes find God at work as they share their love for Christ and hockey in Muskrat Dam.

As 2025 draws to a close, we take a look back on a year of mission-driven growth. 2025 affirmed the vital relevance of a Christian liberal arts education, evidenced by the largest student enrolment in Redeemer’s 43-year history and the...

New recreation facility investments, including pickleball courts and enhancements to outdoor spaces, will benefit students and the local community.

The Redeemer University athletics program has been recognized for keeping Christ at the centre of the student-athlete experience.

Professor emeritus Dr. John Byl leaves a legacy of academic achievement, community service and resilience, all for the benefit of children’s health and well-being.

Dr. Jane Sinden and Dr. Lisa Devall-Martin collaborate to publish new research on spiritual-emotional development in sport.

Determined Royals hockey player Solomon Zandberg, born with only one full arm, has found a community of faith through athletics.

Recently inducted into the Royals Hall of Fame, former student-athlete James Walraven ’93 is thankful for his transformational experience at Redeemer.

Fourth-year student-athlete Avery Johnston, winner of the NCCAA Joe & Q Harding Award, recounts how she's been carried by God's wisdom through an unexpected personal trial.

Fourth-year student-athlete and Dr. Ray Bullock Award recipient Leah-Joy Gaensler is racing for Christ on and off the cross-country running course.

Three members of the Redeemer Royals men’s volleyball team share their journey to the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) National Championship.

Student-athletes Maddison Cohoon and Matthew Walraven detail their spiritual formations since transferring from public universities.

The field was named after David Mantel during a ceremony that commemorated the athletic director’s life and legacy.