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Ani Colekessian, Artsci’07, smiling to the camera wearing a white blouse and with trees and a street as the background.

Ani Colekessian, Artsci’07, used the Jean Royce Fellowship to write her first novel and kickstart a book-writing career. (Photo: Lindsay Duncan)

Alumnae fellowships open: One recipient ��ý ’s experience and how to apply

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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 ��ý ’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 ��ý ’s alumni and researchers are reshaping cancer care

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From left, Nathan Cheechoo, Indigenous Recruitment and Student Advisor, Queen ��ý ’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 ��ý ’s

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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 ��ý ’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”

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Smiling woman with long brown hair, wearing a red and black plaid scarf, stands in front of a textured stone wall background. Warm and friendly tone.

Author Bronwyn Corrigan ��ý ’s book, Canada ��ý ’s ABCs of Who I Can Be, showcases 26 Canadian female and non-binary Olympians, Paralympians, and Special Olympians.