Posts by Gretchen Kell

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Two 2020 graduates in regalia embrace in the middle of the crowd at the Greek Theatre at the Class of 2020 In-Person Commencement on Sunday, Aug. 29 at the Greek Theatre

Promise kept: UC Berkeley’s Class of 2020 gets belated commencement

August 30, 2021

Students in masks sit in a lecture hall at Berkeley Law during the first week of fall 2021 classes

A glimpse of fall 2021 at UC Berkeley: Masked, eager, back on campus

August 27, 2021

Students walk through a light display shining on the trees and pavement next to the Campanile during Golden Bear Orientation's Paint the Night event. The word Cal in white lights appears on the sidewalk and the trees are shades of bright blue.

Glimpse this year’s Golden Bear Orientation — no longer 100% virtual

August 23, 2021

Stephen Miller, a professor emeritus of classics who died Aug. 11, 2021, stand in front of casts of ancient statuary holding a styrofoam coffee cup and looking at the camera.

Stephen Miller, who led Berkeley’s excavation in Ancient Nemea, Greece, dies at 79

August 16, 2021

Three girls in masks during the pandemic walk away from a technology giveaway with a box containing a free laptop made possible by Connect-In-Place, a free remote camp that also raised money for students in need of laptops and other technology.

COVID Stories: A free online camp? UC Berkeley students create a winner

June 22, 2021

The strongest falcon chick, Fauci, flies with his wings outstretched against a blue sky.

Three in a row: Falcon brothers are learning to fly

June 1, 2021

The three male falcon chicks are showing darker feathers growing in over their whitish down.

Fauci, Kaknu, Wek’-wek’: Berkeley’s falcon chicks are named

May 20, 2021

In her regalia, colorful stoles and a lei, ASUC President and new Berkeley graduate Victoria Vera gives a thumbs-up after participating in the procession.

The longest procession: Five full days, 6,400 graduates, one at a time

May 18, 2021

A fluffy white falcon chick looks directly into the camera.

Voting starts Monday to name Berkeley’s three falcon chicks

May 17, 2021

A rendering of the design for

Boalt Hall’s name is gone, but its history is examined in new exhibit

May 14, 2021

It was Banding Day for the campus's newest peregrine falcon chicks. They're all males, who will be running and practicing flapping their wings by the end of the month. (Cal Falcons photo)

Oh, boy! Time to name Berkeley’s three new falcon brothers

May 12, 2021

Leaning on a railing, Harris Mojadedi look out at San Francisco Bay from Pier 7)

COVID Stories: To be there for others, put your well-being first

May 10, 2021

Bacon Hall, built in Minecraft, which housed

Blockeley’s back, with an 1893 campus and a Bancroft Library archive

May 7, 2021

In the palm of her hand, Ph.D. student Mackenzie Kirchner-Smith holds a prehistoric turkey vulture skull and a modern one

Where have all the vultures gone? Ph.D. student investigates

April 27, 2021

Annie the falcon looks at her three chicks of 2021. They are fluffy and white and newly born.

Healthy triplet peregrine falcons hatch on the Campanile

April 19, 2021

Annie the falcon mother looks at the camera with her four eggs in the background.

This Saturday is Hatch Day for Berkeley’s newest falcon chicks

April 16, 2021

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