Dr. Lisa Devall-Martin integrates spiritual formation into teacher education to combat high attrition and burnout. By practicing "the pause," educators develop the inner resilience needed to lead complex classrooms with redemptive...

In April, Redeemer welcomed pastors and ministry leaders to the annual Pastor Professor Exchange, a space for meaningful dialogue and an opportunity to hear from two of Redeemer’s faculty as they tackled the delicate and complex topic,...

Dr. Morgan Braganza, assistant professor of social work, has been nominated for the Women of the Year award in Kitchener Waterloo for her community work. Through Braganza’s lived experience and investment in her community, she teaches...

Dr. Monica Chi Eaton, associate professor of social work, prepares students to walk alongside others in their deepest struggles. She explores the implications of faith, love and praxis within the helping profession.

Redeemer’s new associate dean of arts Dr. Matthew Zantingh desires to see students glorifying God by sharing his hope and love through their callings in the arts.

In his new book, Dr. Jason Yuh aims to help Christians see Christ, his death and his resurrection organically and meaningfully in all of Scripture.

Redeemer students participated in summer research studying local ecology and promoting forest conservation.

Faculty explored the theological and philosophical foundations of Redeemer with Reformed philosopher Dr. Esther Meek as part of their August conference.

Last fall, Dr. Laura Benjamins, assistant professor of music, spoke with Christian singer-songwriter Keith Getty following a workshop he presented at Redeemer University for local church worship leaders. Part of the Hamilton stop on Keith...

May faculty workshops deepen faculty engagement with Reformed perspectives for research and teaching.

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.

Across three generations, the Brouwer family has brought to Redeemer an understanding that the Gospel shapes every square inch of creation.

After nearly 10 years of research, Dr. Morgan Braganza has developed a framework to help navigate differences and diversity that recognizes the complexity of human experiences.

Dr. Yong Fang Zhu is a biology and health sciences professor in natural sciences and mathematics.