On cloud canine

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On cloud canine

Photo of the Week
by University Communication and Marketing
A dog owner kisses her canine while framed by a "Smooch Your Pooch" border
Abby Durheim | University Communication and Marketing

A local dog owner kisses her beloved canine during a “Smooch Your Pooch” photo op at the 2023 Husker DogFest.

Hosted by the Canine Cognition and Human Interaction Lab, the Oct. 7 event also featured a talent show, tests of canine intelligence and impulsiveness, plus demonstrations from disc dogs and a police K9 unit.

A dog owner kisses her canine while framed by a "Smooch Your Pooch" border
Abby Durheim | University Communication and Marketing

Social media photos of the week

  • Two skeletons play musical instruments while wearing Husker-branded hats
    “When you are (a) student at UNL and also love Halloween!” A Husker shared some photos of their yard decked out with decorations, including a pair of bony musicians. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/d4tq.
  • Ryleigh Grove smiles while holding a turtle
    Ryleigh Grove, sophomore in plant biology and member of the UNL Herpetology Club, helped showcase some native reptiles and amphibians at the HOOT ’n’ HOWL Fall Festival near Denton, Nebraska. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/kh2s.
  • A group of Husker transfer students hold bowling balls while smiling for the camera
    “Remember, we’re here to support your academic journey every step of the way.” Robert Russell (third from right), program coordinator with the Center for Academic Success and Transition, helped welcome new transfer students with a night of bowling. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/357n.
  • Tessa Porter and her grandmother, Norma, add ingredients to a pot while preparing to bake treats
    Tessa Porter (right), a two-time Husker alumna, has worked with the MBA@Nebraska program to launch a fruit snack brand named for her grandmother, Norma (left). Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/29qh.
  • Native Americans sing in front of the Nebraska Capitol while celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day
    The University of Nebraska Inter-Tribal Exchange — a student organization dedicated to the academic success and professional development of Native students at Nebraska U — helped coordinate festivities for Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/fnmu.
  • Members of the UNL Sailing Club stand next to their boats while backgrounded by a whitecap-topped lake
    William Thomas III, professor of history, celebrated the “intrepid” members of the UNL Sailing Club with a group photo backgrounded by a whitecap-topped lake. Learn more at https://go.unl.edu/bkg8.

Did you know that University Communication offers an ever-expanding digital photo archive? Learn more about campus images and how to access them.

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