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VIDEO: HRL hosts Biannual Goat Yoga

Caroline Chubb, Staff Videographer
March 10, 2025

On Monday, March 10, HRL and Westbrook Farms joined together on the First Year Village Lawn to host the Biannual Goat Yoga event for students. Goats, alpacas, and llamas were on the lawn for students to pet and interact with while relaxing with yoga intermittent sessions.

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