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Professor of history Dr. Jonathan Loopstra recently co-hosted a symposium in Spain, sharing his knowledge of ancient biblical manuscripts with other international experts in ancient languages.

Redeemer’s Wolters Centre and the Andrew Fuller Center have teamed up to organize a two-day conference on J.R.R. Tolkien and his work.

New agreements with post-secondary institutions will allow students to transfer credits to obtain a www.ÑÇÖÞÉ« degree.

www.ÑÇÖÞÉ« plans to launch new microcredentials, certificate programs and graduate degrees, creating building blocks that will diversify the institution’s academic program array.

Student mental health services at Redeemer will see a significant expansion this year.

This time of year, with its short dark days, serves as a reminder to us that the world is in many ways, a dark place. For several weeks you may find yourself hunting for the sun, waiting for any sign...

Just in time for Christmas, 21Five, www.ÑÇÖÞɫ’s campus bookstore, officially relaunched as a source of Gospel-centred books and products available across the country. Originating as the...

The land on which the www.ÑÇÖÞÉ« community learns, lives, works and plays has a rich and complex history. In 2021, Redeemer set out to research and properly acknowledge this history by...

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

The 2023 Kuyper Conference, hosted at Redeemer this past May, celebrated the intersection between Kuyperian theology and the art of kintsugi.

Two faculty discuss their experience teaching in the law and public policy minor at Redeemer and the importance of Christian participation in law and the public square.

A biology alumnus with a love of storytelling has founded his own science communications agency that caters to biotech companies.

An art alumnus shares his path to becoming an art appraiser and how he brings his faith to work.

Dr. Fellipe do Vale, the 2023 Emerging Public Intellectual is exploring what it means to be human and ordering our lives around our love for God.

Heidi de Vries ’05 brings over a decade of strategic and legal leadership experience from municipal government administration.