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Tyndale Celebrates the Life of Dr. James Beverley
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Tyndale University was saddened to learn of the sudden passing of Dr. James (Jim) Beverley. For more than three decades, Jim was part of the life of Tyndale, joining the faculty in 1988 and serving until his retirement in 2019.
An Open Letter to the Tyndale Community
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Students at Tyndale University are facing significant financial hardship because the Ontario government has delayed the release of their Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP) funding to all private post-secondary institutions. We are asking our wider community to stand with Tyndale students through practical support, advocacy and prayer.
Update from the Presidential Search Committee
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The Presidential Search Committee continues to make encouraging progress in the search for Tyndale University’s next President and Vice-Chancellor. Following an extensive process of consultation, candidate review and initial interviews, the Committee has now moved into the final stages of discernment.
Tyndale Seminary Celebrates Its Golden Anniversary
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September marked a significant milestone for Tyndale Seminary as the community came together to celebrate 50 years of equipping ministry leaders to pursue their calling to serve.
Dr. Janet Clark, Dean Emerita of Tyndale Seminary, to Receive Tyndale University’s Distinguished Service Award
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Tyndale University is pleased to announce that Dr. Janet Clark, Dean Emerita, will be presented with Tyndale University’s Distinguished Service Award in recognition of her exemplary leadership, faithful service, and enduring contribution to theological education and the global church.
Tyndale Appoints New Professor and Van Norman Chair of Business
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Tyndale University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Eugene Chan to Professor and Van Norman Chair of Business. Dr. Chan brings a wealth of business and marketing wisdom to Tyndale. His cross-disciplinary background in marketing and psychology is closely tied to one of the chief objectives of business: understanding people.
Advancing Women Leaders at a Critical Time
Published on | Academics category
The Tyndale Seminary has always made known its commitment to train women for ministry. Over the years, that resolve has grown, and it continues to deepen. In keeping with its founding values and in a bid to meet a current need, in the Summer of 2027, Tyndale University will offer a Women and Leadership Doctor of Ministry (DMin) concentration. It will serve women and men hoping to understand women and their leadership in the church beyond the master’s degree level.
From Childhood Interest to Profound Scholarly Achievements
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For some, legacy is established in childhood where interests and passions pave a path toward great impact. Dreams and fascinations once tightly held in former years can move great minds toward future realizations and accomplishments of gravity. History has always been of great significance to soon-to-be retired Professor of History and Global Studies and Chair of the Department of History and Global Studies, Dr. Brad Faught.
Tyndale Freezing Tuition, Fees, and Residence Costs for Current and Future Students
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A recent provincial announcement will allow public universities to increase tuition and fees. Tyndale has chosen not to do so. For the 2026–2027 academic year, we are freezing tuition, fees, and residence costs for both current and incoming students.
Dr. Marion Taylor to receive Honorary Doctorate from Tyndale University
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Tyndale University’s Board of Governors, Senate, and Faculty are pleased to announce that Dr. Marion Taylor will be conferred the degree Doctor of Divinity (honoris causa) at this year’s Seminary Convocation on Saturday, May 9, 2026.
Tyndale launches new Bachelor of Fine Arts Honours degree and Music programs
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Aspiring musicians will have the opportunity to attain a Bachelor of Fine Arts (Honours) in Music at Tyndale University effective Fall 2026. It is the first of its kind to be offered by a Christian university. Students seeking extensive and concentrated training in music will focus on one of two majors: Performance or Worship Arts.
Tyndale University’s Redesigned BEd Aligns with Ontario’s New Direction for Teacher Education
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Tyndale’s accredited Bachelor of Education redesign and Ontario’s proposed shift to a one-year model point in the same direction - getting qualified teachers into classrooms sooner, with strong support behind them.