Posts by Gretchen Kell

Annie the falcon returns to the nest having captured a bird for a meal. It's in her beak,

Campus news

UC Berkeley falcons Annie and Archie are missing. Is avian flu the cause?

Cal Falcons says it's likely, as the pair hasn't been seen in nearly two months, and the disease "is hitting peregrines very hard right now."

After the Palisades Fire, student Max Rodman looks at the rubble that once was his family home. His knee is wrapped because he was recovering from surgery.

Campus news

After the LA wildfires, stories emerge at UC Berkeley of great loss, support and strength

A main entrance to xučyun ruwway graduate student housing has the Chochenyo name spelled just above the front door. The metal lettering is painted yellow.

Campus & community

Ceremony celebrates xučyun ruwway, UC Berkeley’s newest housing for graduate students

Two musicians in the UC Nu Jazz Collective play guitar onstage in the emsemble at a performance at Wu Hall, a new venue in Morrison Hall. The students are seated with music stands in front of them and their amplified guitars in their grasp.

Arts & culture

Musical gifts: New campus performance hall, an unprecedented surge in music majors

A student walks through snow in a forest in the Sierra dragging a cut Christmas tree that is destined for a truck filled with other cut trees for the Forestry Club's annual Christmas tree sale on campus.

Forest fresh: Cal Forestry Club’s tree sale starts Sunday

Nox the falcon flies past the Campanile on June 5, 2024.

Nox the falcon died of pneumonia, says UC Davis veterinary pathology report

A photo of Nox the falcon, along with flowers and other tributes are being left under the Campanile by his admirers, who learned of the raptor's death today.

Falcon fans mourn and remember Nox, UC Berkeley’s youngest peregrine

Nox, the youngest and smallest of the four new falcons on campus, flies for the first time on Tuesday, June 4.

Nox the falcon has died, UC Davis wildlife specialists report

Nox the falcon flies toward a grove of eucalyptus trees in an East Bay shoreline park.

Nox the UC Berkeley falcon returns to UC Davis for hospitalization

Nox the falcon flies toward a grove of eucalyptus trees in an East Bay shoreline park.

Ups and downs continue for Nox, UC Berkeley’s youngest falcon

Nox the falcon takes flight out of his release box at an East Bay shoreline park as a member of the UC Davis California Raptor Center staff encourages him as she crouches by the box.

Nox the UC Berkeley falcon flies again, his broken wing mended

Chancellor Lyons, wearing a Berkeley Changemaker sweatshirt, talks with a campus RA, a resident assistant, during one of the fall move-in days. She is wearing a gold

New chancellor, new housing and robot ramen help kick off Berkeley’s 2024 fall semester

A view of Anchor House, a new building created just for transfer students, as seen from Oxford Street, across from the West Crescent lawn.

Introducing UC Berkeley’s Anchor House, a remarkable gift built especially for transfer students

Nox, the youngest and smallest of the four new falcons on campus, flies for the first time on Tuesday, June 4.

Hard knocks for Nox, UC Berkeley’s youngest peregrine falcon

In late June 2024, people watch recreated footraces at Berkeley's archaeological excavation site in Ancient Nemea, Greece, while sitting on the slopes of the stadium using rugs and blankets.

As the Olympics begin, Berkeley marks 50 years of excavating the Games’ origins in Greece

Ken LIght, a Berkeley professor and documentary photojournalist, stands on the red carpeting of the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee holding a camera and wearing a cap and vest.

Camera in hand, Berkeley professor chronicles this week’s Republican National Convention