Naomi Gates is a third-year student majoring in English writing and minoring in psychology. Her time at Redeemer has shown her the importance and beauty of joy and recognizing God’s blessings that...

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

Scott Menzies’ not-for-profit mental health support organization is transforming lives across the construction industry.

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...

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.

In conversation with Dr. Laura Benjamins, Matt Redman offered thoughtful reflections on the role of worship in the life of the church and encouraged worship leaders to pay close attention to the...

Three alumni build a case for Christians pursuing a law enforcement career.

Redeemer’s new finance program expands the bachelor of business administration (BBA) and introduces a pathway to a distinctive internationally recognized Christian finance certification.

When Hanna Lee began studying at Redeemer University, she never anticipated the personal and professional journey God would take her on.

Christian scholarship and classroom discussions about secularization, Christian Nationalism, just war theory and lessons from church history are preparing students to engage in a complex public...

The Every Career and Calling strategic plan will position the institution as the leading Canadian Christian university over the next decade.

Dr. Albert M. Wolters shaped the minds of young Christian learners at Redeemer University for 24 years, and now his personal library will continue this legacy.

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