Posts by Gretchen Kell

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UC announces breakthrough open access deal with publishing giant Elsevier

March 16, 2021

Jeffrey MacKie-Mason, the University Librarian, looks toward the camera while standing at a podium giving a presentation. He is wearing eyeglasses with blue frames and a Cal bear pin.

UC’s deal with Elsevier: What it took, what it means, why it matters

March 16, 2021

Harley Shaiken poses with his bike with the Teton Range in the background. He's wearing a bright yellow parka andblack biking shorts.

COVID Stories: A professor and injured cyclist slows, mends, rides again

March 11, 2021

Grinnell, the male peregrine falcon on the Campanile, stands over the first egg laid in 2021. The egg is a rusty color and Grinnell is looking at the camera.

First egg of 2021 arrives for UC Berkeley’s peregrine falcons

March 10, 2021

Student Jonas Willett, wearing a face mask and a California T-shirt, shows his cell phone screen to a health ambassador outside Crossroads dining commons. The screen is green, indicating that he is current with his required COVID-19 testing on campus.

Spring semester 2021: Pandemic-era Berkeley in 40 photos

March 1, 2021

Surfer Katia Gibson poses with her surfboard at Emma Wood State Beach off Ventura Highway

COVID Stories: Fourth-year student grabs her surfboard, pursuing endless summer

February 23, 2021

Ph.D. student Alberto Sanchez-Sanchez stands on a balcony on the historical landmark house from the 17th century that he bought in his hometown of Used, Spain.

COVID Stories: Restoring a 17th century manor in Spain

February 8, 2021

Gloria Tumushabe, a Ugandan graduate student at Berkeley, sits at her laptop in Walnut Creek and teaches young women in Uganda how to code during the pandemic.

COVID Stories: The chance to teach young Ugandan women to code

February 2, 2021

Four Native Americans from campus stand under signage at Kroeber Hall; three are students and one is a staff member.

Kroeber Hall, honoring anthropologist who symbolizes exclusion, is unnamed

January 26, 2021

Laura Counts, in her wetsuit, joins friends in the bay off Alameda at sunrise.

COVID Stories: When swimming in the bay, ‘everything else falls away’

January 19, 2021

Young alumnus Bryan Osorio Trujillo, the new mayor of Delano, a city in Kern County, stands in front of a sign that says

I’m a Berkeleyan: Alumnus Bryan Osorio Trujillo, 25, Delano’s new mayor

December 17, 2020

William Oberst, a San Francisco resident, examines masks he received at a PPE giveaway in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood on Dec. 7.

As COVID-19 cases rise, so does mutual aid effort launched at UC Berkeley

December 15, 2020

A close-up photo of Dalia Rangel Perez, a first-year, first-generation student at Berkeley this semester.

I’m a Berkeleyan: Dalia Rangel Perez on breaking the cycle in Coachella Valley

December 2, 2020

A black and white historic photo shows the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma, being burned in a two-day riot known as the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.

Documentarian hopes film on Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 is wake-up call

November 23, 2020

UC Berkeley Ph.D. student Alec Stewart watches the lettering coming down from Barrows Hall, which was named after his great-great-grandfather, David Barrows.

Family reckoning: 25 descendants of David Barrows support hall’s unnaming

November 18, 2020

A worker standing on scaffolding removes lettering spelling Barrows Hall from the building, which has been unnamed.

UC Berkeley’s LeConte and Barrows halls lose their names

November 18, 2020

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