Posts by Gretchen Kell

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Andrew Doran, the UC Botanical Garden's director of collections, looks up from the ground at a tall redwood tree that was damaged in the March 21 storm.

Two beloved UC Berkeley trees, over age 150, damaged in ‘bomb cyclone’

March 28, 2023

The faces of the five recipients of the UC Berkeley 2023 Distinguished Teaching Award are in circles in this composite image.

Five UC Berkeley instructors chosen for 2023 Distinguished Teaching Award

March 20, 2023

Annie the peregrine falcon looks closely at her four rust-colored eggs of 2023.

It’s a four-egg clutch for UC Berkeley peregrine falcons Annie and Lou

March 13, 2023

Cal Falcons PhotoShopped the heads of falcons Lou (right) and Annie (left) onto an old black-and-white photo of their namesakes, naturalists Louise Kellogg and Annie Alexander.

Welcome, Lou! UC Berkeley’s new male falcon gets a name

February 22, 2023

The new male falcon flies facing the camera, his wings lifted above his head and his feet dangling.

Vote now! Here are the finalists in Berkeley’s falcon naming contest

February 17, 2023

Diane Coppini, director of engineering technical sevices at UC Berkeley's Facilities Services, leans against a white Facilities Services vehicle. She is wearing a beige blazer and jeans and is looking at the camera with her hands folded at her waist.

I’m a Berkeleyan: Diane Coppini’s campus career began as a student-plumber

February 16, 2023

Students gather on Feb. 12 for a candlelight vigil at Sather Gate to honor the quake victims in Turkey and Syria.

Quakes in Turkey and Syria hit home at Berkeley, where aid is underway

February 14, 2023

The new male falcon destined to be Annie's new mate in 2023 sits on a face of the clock on the Campanile

It’s Valentine’s Day: Let’s name Annie the falcon’s new mate

February 14, 2023

A workman removes lettering from Moses Hall on the morning that campus officials announced the building was being unnamed. The worker is chiseling the letters off and standing atop a ladder.

UC Berkeley’s Moses Hall is unnamed; its namesake held racist beliefs

February 7, 2023

Jon Shibata stands at BAMPFA's Richmond Field Station film vault with rows of colorful film cans on either side of him. He is looking straight at the camera.

Visit to the vault: UC Berkeley’s film collection is vast and rare

February 3, 2023

UC Berkeley's new police chief smiles in front of flag in Sproul Hall as her swearing-in ceremony begins.

It’s official: UC Berkeley’s new police chief is sworn in

February 1, 2023

A new male falcon that appeared on the Campanile last November flies in front of one of the faces of the tower's clock, his body is facing the camera.

It’s time for no-drone warnings as falcon nesting season nears on campus

January 23, 2023

A new male falcon has arrived on campus and is shown here flying past the Campanile in blue skies.

It’s been a year of drama for Berkeley’s falcons. What’s ahead in 2023?

December 6, 2022

Marlena Robbins, a Native American Ph.D. student, sits outdoors on campus with her hands together on her lap.

Doctoral student’s goal: Access to psychedelics for Indigenous peoples

November 22, 2022

Tina Trujillo, a professor at the Graduate School of Education, looks into the camera. She is sitting in front of a row of bicycles.

Psychedelic guides trained in first-ever UC Berkeley program

November 10, 2022

a woman in a protest who has red hand prints on her cheeks and holds a sign with three girls and women killed by the Iranian government

‘A mix of hope and sorrow’: Campus community reflects on Iran uprising

October 11, 2022

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