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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’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.

Co-op and internship students were celebrated for their achievements at an annual ceremony hosted by Redeemer’s Career Centre in March.

Miranda Brown, a second-year double major in English writing and media and communications, found a dream internship writing for a nonprofit.

The Oxford Study Programme is an opportunity for Redeemer students to experience academic and spiritual growth in an enriching culture.

An entrepreneurial English student publishes his debut novel.

Resound sat down with Elise Arsenault '19 to learn about how her time at Redeemer prepared her for a life of artistry, rooted faith and curiosity.

English writing students Michelle Wright and Ben Wright channelled their pandemic experiences into a riveting anthology of creative non-fiction.

Despite her time being cut short due to COVID-19, fourth-year student Anna Bailey still experienced tremendous personal, academic and spiritual growth while studying abroad at Oxford University.

From The Handmaid's Tale to Shakespeare's tragedies, Dr. Ben Faber considers the value of teaching literature.

Redeemer's Dr. Deborah Bowen explores in her public work and research how poetry can uniquely inspire us to care for the environment.

This summer, Redeemer student Anna Bailey '21 attended The World Journalism Institute at Dordt College to learn storytelling and technical skills for the newsroom.

Doug Sikkema ‘06 and Dr. Deborah Bowen spearhead the Ross and Davis Mitchell Prize for Faith and Writing

Student Elise Arsenault and alumnus Brent van Staalduinen take part in the 2016 Short Works Prize