Whether you’re thanking the groundhog for predicting an early spring or just grateful to Mother Nature that the sun has found its way to Syracuse, it seems that winter is finally thawing. With warm weather comes fishing season, and for the 17th consecutive year, the Nine Mile Creek Conservation Council will stock the lower section of the river with trout.

Cue the music. Syracuse University’s senior fashion design majors are set to debut their final collections in the April Senior Collection Fashion Show. The show will take place on Thursday, April 25, in Schine Student Center’s Goldstein Auditorium. There will be two shows, at 12:30 p.m.

Her brilliant smile complimented her chic and polished style. She sat poised and welcoming, wearing a wool navy blue coat with appliqué stud sleeves. “Innovate, sew, repeat” is the formula Syracuse University senior fashion design major Casey Winston applies when creating garments.

“Otto is a long-standing tradition that continues to grow and evolve at SU, and the students that are selected to play the mascot all have to have a vibrant and outgoing personality,” says Julie Walas, coach of the Otto mascot team for six seasons and once an Otto herself.

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