Posts by Gretchen Kell

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Annie the falcon leaves the Campanile on a Saturday in February 2022 to confront a drone flying dangerously close to the tower and her nest box.

Drones and falcons don’t mix, proves recent incident at UC Berkeley

February 7, 2022

One of the militants who broke into the US Capitol gestures toward police officer

‘Day of Rage,’ film coproduced by Berkeley alumna, on Oscar shortlist

January 26, 2022

Two studenrts pull weeds on Berkeley Project Day, a student-run day when volunteers from campus help out in the community.

College money for public service? UC Berkeley students soon can apply

January 21, 2022

Ben Hermalin, UC Berkeley's newly chosen executive vice chancellor and provost, stands near Memorial Glade with Doe Library and the Campanile in the background and smiles at the camera.

Ben Hermalin is UC Berkeley’s new executive vice chancellor and provost

January 11, 2022

Annie and Grinnell display courtship behavior on New Year's Day morning, 2022, while on a ledge of the Campanile. The sky is pastel-colored, mostly pink and orange, and the birds are bowing their heads to each other.

Annie the falcon’s New Year’s resolution? Grinnell, not his rival

January 3, 2022

Students with telescopes gather at night on Memorial Glade to look at the heavens at a star party. The Campanile is lit up in the background.

A discovery experience for each undergrad? New initiative sets the goal

December 9, 2021

Grinnell, Berkeley's male falcon, sits on a ledge on the Campanile with prey beneath his talons. He's looking into the distance.

Three’s a crowd on the Campanile: Grinnell, Annie and a rival falcon

November 30, 2021

Grinnell the falcon lifts off the ground on the day of his release following hospitalization.

He’s back! Grinnell, UC Berkeley’s male falcon, returns to the Campanile

November 17, 2021

Assistant professor Peter Nelson, a Native Californian, leans against a tree in Faculty Glade and looks into the distance.

Professor Peter Nelson adds wildland firefighting to his expertise

November 15, 2021

An injured Grinnell, Berkeley's male peregrine falcon, lies on a soft cloth, face up, at the Lindsay Wildlife Rehabilitation Hospital in Walnut Creek.

As Grinnell heals, ‘soap opera’ in the skies continues at UC Berkeley

November 5, 2021

Grinnell the falcon sits on a perch on the Campanile

Grinnell, Berkeley’s male peregrine, is injured by rival falcons

November 1, 2021

Two volunteers at a table use hot glue to secure the foam weatherstripping to a box fan, making a DIY air purifier. This allows the stripping to be able to withstand future filter changes.

As wildfire season advances, so does major DIY air purifier effort

October 28, 2021

Berkeley's resident peregrine falcons, Grinnell and Annie, sit on a ledge atop the Campanile.

This Sunday, first-ever Berkeley Bird Festival includes campus fun

October 14, 2021

Two men work in the Indigenous Community Learning Garden. One is planting seeds.

Berkeley’s new Indigenous Community Learning Garden takes root

October 12, 2021

First-year student Sariel Sandoval, who is Native American, poses for a portrait on campus wearing a blue and gold Berkeley T-shirt and large, stylish eyeglasses.

New student from rural Montana seeks degree ‘to help my people, my tribe’

September 20, 2021

The five new members of Berkeley's Climate Equity and Environmental Justice cluster stand together and look at the camera.

New faculty, hired in clusters, to address global issues, equity, justice

September 2, 2021

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