Cap n’ woof

by Adam Glanzman

May 3, 2018

05/02/18 – BOSTON, MA. – Master’s student in the college of engineering Ge Zu places a cap on her dog Oo on Krentzman Quad before graduation on May 2, 2018. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

Master’s student in the college of engineering Ge Zu places a cap on her dog Oo on Krentzman Quad before graduation on May 2, 2018. Photo by Adam Glanzman/Northeastern University

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