World Cup watch, worry, and relief

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Pharmacy student Nikita Mehta, BHS’15, and other students gathered in afterHOURS react to some tense moments during the USA-Germany World Cup match on Thursday. Germany won 1-0, but both teams advanced to the knockout stage.

Photo by Mariah Tauger.

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