Posts by Gretchen Kell

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Two fluffy falcon chicks in the nest on the day they were getting banded. The female has yellow electrical tape around one of her legs to distinguish her from her brother, who received blue.

Name the Berkeley falcon chicks: It’s a boy and a girl for Annie and Alden

May 27, 2022

A state official, Lourdes Castro Ramírez, talks with the assistant to the city manager of Berkeley, at the Rodeway Inn on University Avenue, where people who have been living in People's Park are moving as part of a town/gown program.

State leader visits Berkeley, praises novel partnership to help the unhoused

May 20, 2022

Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Kristin Theis-Alvarez in a red jacket by a tree

Law school to pay bulk of its in-state Native American students’ tuition

May 18, 2022

A close-up shot of Annie the falcon and her two fluffy white chicks born in early May 2022. They're in the gravel nest box in the Campanile. An unopened egg is in the photo; it wasn't viable.

It’s two falcon babies for UC Berkeley’s Annie and her new mate, Alden

May 9, 2022

Annie the falcon examines the three rust-colored eggs she laid recently. They'll start hatching on Friday, May 6.

Friday is Hatch Day for UC Berkeley’s growing peregrine falcon family

May 3, 2022

Vince Medina and Louis Trevino serve food to their guests at Café Ohlone.

A healing collaboration: Café Ohlone moves onto Berkeley campus

April 21, 2022

Alden, the new male falcon at UC Berkeley soars near the Campanile.

It’s Alden! Record number of voters chose new Berkeley falcon’s name

April 18, 2022

A Cal drum in the Cal Band practice room shows signs of age, with chips and dents. There is a blue and gold Cal emblem on the drum head.

A matter of fair play: Cal Band seeks all new instruments

April 18, 2022

New Guy, the new male mate of Annie, Berkeley's female peregrine falcon, sits in the loaf position on a ledge of the Campanile and looks straight at the camera.

Nine names, one falcon. Vote to give UC Berkeley’s New Guy a new name

April 13, 2022

A male falcon that has been helping UC Berkeley's female falcon, Annie, care for the eggs in the nest and hunt for food, flies through the air with his injured left foot hanging low.

No more ‘New Guy.’ Contest begins to name UC Berkeley falcon’s new mate

April 7, 2022

Grinnell, UC Berkeley's longtime male peregrine falcon, sits on a ledge on the Campanile.

Grinnell, UC Berkeley’s persevering male falcon, is found dead downtown

March 31, 2022

This photo of People's Park shows tents set up there illegally.

Campus, city form model alliances to aid unhoused people in People’s Park

March 9, 2022

Annie the falcon sits on a ledge of the Campanile on March 1, 2022.

Annie the falcon, presumed long gone, returns to Berkeley’s Campanile

March 1, 2022

The label on a bottle of sleeping potion is an advertisement for the upcoming mock trial,

Berkeley Law dean to prosecute friar in Romeo and Juliet mock trial

February 28, 2022

Annie, the mother peregrine falcon that lives on the Campanile, sits still for an up-close shot of her head and upper chest.

Where’s Annie? Berkeley’s beloved peregrine falcon is missing

February 28, 2022

Ari Neulight, a campus social worker who does outreach to the homeless on and near campus, poses next to the words

Tough job, light touch: Campus social worker assists area’s homeless

February 24, 2022

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