Photos from the 50th Annual Dog River Run

By NU Office of Communications

President Anarumo and members of his staff joined the Corps of Cadets on Sunday morning in this annual right of passage which marks the end of Rook Orientation Week. Norwich University's office of communications has curated this collection of select images from the event.

Dog Run 2023

Norwich Together, Norwich Forever.

(Slideshow photos by Office of Communications/Norwich University.)

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