Co-op and internship students were celebrated for their achievements at an annual ceremony hosted by Redeemer’s Career Centre in March.

For business student Caleb Bosveld ‘27, running for city councillor is a worthy challenge.

It took a couple twists and turns, but Leanna (Petrusma) Nightingale ’18 has found her calling working for and in the city she calls home.

Business accounting student Meilanie Sharpe-Berges is graduating with a rich sense of gratitude and a profound understanding of servant leadership.

Dr. Sophia Kusyk, a strategic leader, teacher, scholar and champion of redemptive business practice, will lead Redeemer University’s School of Business into its next chapter.

New not-for-profit management certificate teaches students how to effectively and efficiently steward the resources of their organizations and registered charities.

Two business faculty contemplate their legacies as they look to retirement.

If you have been round Redeemer University lately, you may have heard the term redemptive entrepreneurship. Innovation Centre director Harold DeVries has often used it to describe a vision he shares...

New agreements with post-secondary institutions will allow students to transfer credits to obtain a Redeemer University degree.

Business student Michelle Visser receives the 2023 Co-op Student of the Year Award, a testament to her impactful learning journey.

Hayley Blackwell ’15 was called to the bar in June and is beginning a new role as a civil litigation lawyer in Hamilton.

Anna-Maria Roth is pursuing a degree in marketing and ministry. She is a prayer warrior who has overcome personal struggles through trusting in God and participating in Christian community.

A business student recently discovered how her business education can help her serve churches.

Naomi Papavero was awarded the Co-op Student of the Year Award for her excellent work at Christian company WayBase.