Writer archives: Kosta Konstantopoulos
Contact Kosta: kkonstan@syr.edu
Boston Brass shares stage, harmony with Hendricks Chapel’s student choir
For the first time since 2018, Boston Brass performed alongside Syracuse University’s Hendricks Chapel Choir as part of the Malmgren Concert Series. Read More »
Sway to folk-rock singer Griffin House, dance to bluegrass sounds this week
Catch Griffin House, a folk-rock and Americana singer-songwriter, at The 443 Social Club & Lounge this weekend. Read More »
6 scenic spots near Syracuse University to trek this fall
Though there plenty of waterfalls, forests and hiking trails in central New York, The Daily Orange has narrowed down six locations near Syracuse University to visit during the fall. Read More »
A Syracuse mural’s message became foundation for album track ‘Light Bill’
During her drive home, musician Allie Sandt spotted a mural painted across a railroad bridge that caught her attention, inspiring her to write her own song, “Light Bill.” Read More »
Strong Hearts to close after 18 years of maintaining ‘vegan ethics’
Co-founded by Joel Capolongo and Nick Ryan in 2008, Strong Hearts Cafe is closing both of its locations this month. Read More »
These SU seniors became each other’s ‘constant’ as roommates all 4 years
While the location changes each year, some Syracuse University students have lived with the same roommates all four years of college, becoming lifelong friends. Read More »
Cafe Blue values menu variety with consistent, ‘familiar’ atmosphere
With around 50 food and beverage items, Cafe Blue serves classics like drip coffee and chicken Caesar sandwiches. Read More »
SCRC activism exhibit revisits protests, politics for America’s 250th
SCRC’s “We Demand!: A Legacy of Activism in America” exhibit revisits newspapers, photographs and speeches of United States protests. Read More »
Syracuse’s Congo Box food truck charcoal grills consistent, hearty meals
On the corner of West Fayette and Tioga Street, the smell of burning charcoal and grilling meats fill the air from the North Syracuse food truck: Congo Box. Read More »
OttoTHON’s 10-hour, beach-themed day drives children’s hospital philanthropy
On Saturday, OttoTHON marked its 12th anniversary, raising $115,182.76 for the Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital. Read More »
Step into photographers’ lives at ‘Oracle in the Aperture’ exhibit
In a collaboration with Arcanite Pictures and Light Work, “Oracle in the Aperture” brings 25 different photographers together to showcase the photographers’ family dynamics and life experience. Read More »
Local choirs, SU performers pay tribute to Black artists at Hendricks Chapel
On Sunday, the Malmgren Concert Series hosted the annual Black History Month Concert, bringing in performances from different choirs across Syracuse University. Read More »
‘Possible Worlds’ exhibit amplifies perspectives of artists with disabilities
The newest exhibition at Syracuse University’s Art Museum centers on works of the 11 Wynn Newhouse Award recipients from the last 20 years. Read More »
‘A Portal’s Keeper’ light installation searches for personal liberation in movement
An interactive art installation is on display on the wall of the Everson Museum of Art, using light projection and gaming software to explore the process of liberation. Read More »