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

A class project by former Redeemer students is helping alleviate furniture poverty in Hamilton.

Alumna Dr. Maureen Elgersman Lee ’91 works to create more accurate narratives of race, religion, slavery and freedom in North America.

Alumna Val deVries shares the origin story of Church in the Box (now known as Rooted Worship), a monthly worship evening at Redeemer and how it impacted her faith.

Ruth Ann Schuringa '89, the first faculty award winner, reflects on the early days of Redeemer's music program.

Sylvia Taekema '86, Redeemer's first valedictorian, is now an accomplished children's author.

Resound looks back at the history of successful federal research grant holders at Redeemer.

Fourth-year environmental science student Jamie Eaton desires to learn more about the intricacies of God’s creation and to share her faith boldly.

Dr. Lisa Devall-Martin is assistant professor of education.

Two Redeemer faculty members have taken a refreshed approach to the work of prominent Neo-Calvinist theologian Abraham Kuyper.

Redeemer has been preparing students for their careers and callings for 40 years. In a recent core course, adjunct lecturer Chris Bosch walked students through an exercise that provided an opportunity to look ahead and consider goals for...

An update from Redeemer's president.

Assistant professor of business Dr. Raymond B. Chiu discusses the work he and a team of researchers from across the country are doing to better understand the adjudication and experiences of religious refugees.

Dr. David Zietsma, appointed Redeemer’s fifth president on March 4, 2022, shares about his journey to the role, his passion for Christian higher education and his vision for Redeemer.