Redeemer University

Are you passionate about developing the next generation of female soccer players? Do you have a talent for refining technical skills and helping athletes reach their full potential?

Redeemer University Athletics is looking for a Women’s Soccer Technical Development Coach to support the growth of student-athletes in a high-performance university environment, both on and off the field.

This contract position is open until filled and starts July 1, 2026. Apply here:

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In April, Redeemer welcomed pastors and ministry leaders for its annual Pastor Professor Exchange, creating space for thoughtful discussion around the timely topic, Thinking Biblically About Power and Abuse. Through presentations from Dr. Peter Neumann, vice president, academic, and Daniel Gilman, interim faculty chaplain and sessional assistant professor of history, attendees explored biblical leadership, the realities of power dynamics, and how to faithfully care for those who have experienced abuse.

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How can faith-based education help people flourish in an increasingly secular world?

That’s the question explored in Christian Higher Education in a Secular Age: Charles Taylor, the Humanities, and Faith-Based Education, a newly edited volume by Dr. Matthew Zantingh, associate professor of English and associate dean of arts at Redeemer University, and independent scholar Dr. A. J. Demoskoff.

Bringing together a collection of essays, the book examines the role of the humanities and Christian higher education in shaping thoughtful engagement with today’s culture and society.
Learn more and check out the book at the link below.

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Christian Higher Education in a Secular Age: Charles Taylor, the Humanities, and Faith-Based Education At the heart of this collection of essays is a central question: how can humanistic education in faith-based institutions contribute to human flourishing within secular societies? This book explores the implications of Charles Taylor’s analysis of secularity for the work of humanities education in...

For Redeemer University’s disc golf team, success is measured by more than just wins and losses. Through sport-driven leadership, building community, and embracing a missional mindset, disc golf athletes are able to be the light of Christ in a rapidly growing sport.

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Congratulations to Judith Paul, winner of the 2026 English Essay Prize! 🎉

A Psychology major with minors in Sociology and English Literature, Judith impressed the judges with her outstanding essay on The History of Mary Prince (1831), written for Dr. Karen Dieleman’s Romantic Literature course. In her essay, Judith explored how Mary Prince—a formerly enslaved woman whose personal narrative was published in 1831—retained agency in telling her own story, despite the ways it was mediated through others in publication.

The Redeemer University Department of English Essay Prize is an annual award recognizing the best essay submitted by a student in English courses. It includes a $200 gift card to Epic Books in Hamilton. The prize is funded jointly by Epic Books and the Redeemer English Department.

Students in the Design Thinking for Innovation course moved beyond the classroom to tackle real-world problems. From campus accessibility to personal safety, these student-led ventures are using empathy and entrepreneurship to serve the Redeemer community and beyond.

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Redeemer University was honoured once again to serve as presenting sponsor at this morning's Hamilton Leadership Prayer Breakfast. Worshipping, praying and hearing from inspiring speakers from across the city was such an encouragement. Special thanks to event speaker and paralympic medalist Kevin Rempel for sharing his story. Thank you to everyone who attended and supported this annual event.