UC Berkeley, falcon and Campanile

UC Berkeley's Campanile falcon and mate go missing
Anne Makovec reports on concerns over the long absence of UC Berkeley's famous female falcon Annie and her mate from their Campanile nest.
Famous falcon and mate missing from atop UC Berkeley's Campanile tower
A famous female falcon that has lived atop UC Berkeley's Campanile bell tower for years has been missing in recent weeks along with her latest mate, and experts who monitor the birds worry that they might have fallen victim to the highly contagious avian flu.
Berkeley falcon Annie is missing, and her watchers are worried about bird flu
A famous falcon who lives atop UC Berkeley’s Campanile bell tower has been missing in recent weeks along with her latest mate, and experts who monitor the birds worry that they might have fallen victim to the highly contagious avian flu.
UC Berkeley's famous falcons are missing, researchers fear bird flu
UC Berkeley’s famous falcon couple has been missing. Researchers fear the highly infectious bird flu may be to blame.
Berkeley’s famous falcons are missing. Bird flu may be to blame
Berkeley’s famous falcons are missing. Bird flu may be to blame - Experts say that the beloved birds might have been felled by the virus as it spreads across California
Famous Campanile falcons missing and feared dead, ‘bird flu’ suspected culprit
Annie and Archie, the peregrine falcons that could usually be found flying around the Campanile, have been missing in action for almost two months, and “bird flu” is suspected to
Why are UC Berkeley's falcons missing? Expert sadly fears death from bird flu
Annie the peregrine falcon and her mate Archie have disappeared from UC Berkeley and haven't been seen for nearly two months. Experts believe the two birds are likely dead, potentially of bird flu. Towering over UC Berkeley at 307 feet tall,
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Campanile (Sather Tower)
Popularly known as the Campanile, the 307-foot tower is named for Jane K. Sather, designed by John Galen Howard, and built at a cost of $250,000. Its nickname derives from its resemblance to St.
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One year later, Jewish students and faculty reflect on violent protest at UC Berkeley
One year since a violent protest in UC Berkeley shut down an Israeli speaker, no one has been held to account.