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A doctor with a stethoscope and ID badge sits on a hospital bed's edge. The room has medical equipment, a bright blue wall, and an open, professional vibe.
Queen’s cancer researcher Dr. Christopher Booth, Artsci’97, Meds’01, recently led a headline-making study linking structured exercise to significantly improved survival rates for people with colon cancer. (Photo: Jackie Hall) 

United by unique: How four Queen’s alumni and researchers are reshaping cancer care

Group of four individuals posing happy to the camera with a grey background. Two of them, wearing beautiful indigenous pieces of clothing.
From left, Nathan Cheechoo, Indigenous Recruitment and Student Advisor, Queen’s Health Sciences; Dr. Nancy Tatham, Artsci’86, Artsci’00; Donna Henderson; and Dr. Sarah Funnell, Chair, Indigenous Health, at a recent event celebrating continued support for the Chair.

Renewed gift to strengthen Indigenous health learning and research at Queen’s

A group of people posing for a photo indoors, smiling and standing together against a wall. They are dressed casually in jeans and exhibit a sense of friendship and happiness.
Tianna Edwards, MA’23 (bottom row, middle), with students at Black Welcome. The annual event is part of the Black at Queen’s program that Edwards launched at Yellow House Student Centre for Equity and Inclusion. (Photo: King-David Olajuwon)

Tianna Edwards, MA’23: “What I’ve learned since June 2020”

Dr. Melissa Graham, wearing a hard hat and blue shirt, stands before a large machine at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory.
Dr. Melissa Graham, Artsci’04, inside the new NSF-DOE Vera C. Rubin Observatory. “It’s very inspiring to be part of this, especially at the first national U.S. observatory to be named after a woman,” she says. (Photo: Melissa Graham)

From Queen’s to the cosmos: Alumna helps lead groundbreaking new observatory in Chile