Ambrose University will be an agent of change – empowering faculty, staff, and students to think clearly and act courageously in celebrating diversity, affirming the dignity of each person, and working towards social systems that foster the social and racial justice that is consistent with our Christian faith...

Two months after going into shut-down due to a global pandemic, we are now faced with the reality of a pandemic that has gripped the world for centuries. What does this mean for Canada?

As an institution of Christian higher education, we affirm that each person is created in the image of God and as such precious in the eyes of God. We celebrate racial and ethnic diversity; therefore Ambrose University stands with those who experience the painful effects of systemic racism and racial injustice...

Ambrose would like to extend our congratulations to Matthew Taburada, Behavioural Sciences graduate (2020), and his Mount Royal University teammates for being one of the six national teams nominated in the Map the System competition to represent Canada at the world competition...