Cornhole 101

by Adam Glanzman

July 19, 2017

Max Gildemeister, E’21, and Jerry Gitsis, CCIS’21, play cornhole as part of Husky 101 on Centennial Common on July 17, 2017. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

Max Gildemeister, E’21, and Jerry Gitsis, CCIS’21, play cornhole as part of Husky 101 orientation on Centennial Common on Monday. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

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