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Alex Pope '77 Alex is a regular contributor to Neighbours of the Blue Mountains magazine, where she writes a monthly column and has authored four cover stories to date. Lisa Richter '95 The third poetry collection by Lisa Richter, Sublunary, will be published by University of Alberta Press in Spring 2026 and is now available for pre- order through independent bookstores and online retailers. The book explores the otherworldly geographies of complicated themes of grief, renewal, climate emergency, love and survival. Cristina Zohil-Morton '17 Cristina recently launched her own Canadian immigration law firm, Zohil-Morton Law. After earning her LLB from the University of Birmingham in 2020 and her LLM from the University of Law in 2021, she gained experience at the world's largest immigration law firm before opening her own practice. Today, she supports individuals, families and businesses with immigration, permanent residence, citizenship and corporate immigration services. Alexandra Fredricks '03 Enthusiastic about serving as a bridge between creators, industry and audiences, Alexandra was recently promoted to VP of Theatrical Sales at Oscilloscope Laboratories. The New York-based independent film distribution company was founded in 2008 by Adam Yauch and is known for discovering and championing filmmakers, as well as its restoration work and curated physical media collections. Isabelle Galipeau '22 Isabelle was part of Aggregate, a student-curated sculpture exhibition featuring graduating artists from Concordia University, held at Galerie Nicolas Robert in April. Co-curated with Professor Kelly Jazvac, the show spanned three gallery rooms and was organized by thematic affinities to reflect a dynamic view of contemporary sculpture. The exhibition was reviewed by Anaïs Castro, a New York and Montreal-based curator and writer, and marked an unforgettable milestone in Isabelle's artistic journey. 93 TFS