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SUNY Oneonta’s Red The Dragon

Shows Off New Futuristic Costume

SUNY Oneonta President Nancy Kleniewski high-fives Red the Dragon (junior Nick Brussles) today at the unveiling of the mascot’s new costume, the highlight of Red Day 2015 in the campus quad. The redesigned costume is lighter, fits better, has better visibility and mobility, and has a cold-pack vest inside to keep the wearer cool. After appearing in a cloud of smoke atop the Fine Arts Building, Red came down and posed for pictures with students and staff during the festivities. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)
SUNY Oneonta President Nancy Kleniewski high-fives Red the Dragon (junior Nick Brussles) today at the unveiling of the mascot’s new costume, the highlight of Red Day 2015 in the campus quad. The redesigned costume is lighter, fits better, has better visibility and mobility, and has a cold-pack vest inside to keep the wearer cool. After appearing in a cloud of smoke atop the Fine Arts Building, Red came down and posed for pictures with students and staff during the festivities. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)

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