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

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 sphere.

Alumna Shua Kim seeks obedience to God while pursuing a career in science.

Rebecca Versluis, a fourth-year politics and international studies student, has been awarded a scholarship recognizing her involvement in and passion for charitable work.

The 2024 Emerging Public Intellectual Award winner, Dr. Jonathan Askonas, investigates the ways in which technology shapes reality, both locally and internationally.

The 2023 Distinguished Alumni Award winner is actively striving to show Christ's love to communities through public policy debate and legislative change.

Aren Plante ’19 is seeking the peace and prosperity of the city as a public servant.

While working at the King’s Garden, fourth-year student Blessing Oluloto not only learned how to grow food, but saw how God works through service to others.

Finding direction for today in the wisdom of Abraham Kuyper.

Honours history and political science major Joshua Hautala is bringing his Christian faith to the public square as he works towards a career in politics and law.

Senior students Daniel Zekveld '19 and Johanna Wolfert '19 share how their experiences in the Laurentian Leadership Centre program shaped them spiritually.

International Studies student Sydney Sequillion ’18 completed an internship at Habitat for Humanity in her Kingston hometown.

Alumni John-David Alkema ‘97 and Colin deRaaf ‘03 attribute their passion for working with the Christian Labour Association of Canada to their Redeemer experiences

Dr. Andrew Bennett’s evening address explores how Christian education shapes public voices