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The UC Berkeley peregrine falcons are back with their first egg of 2021 - Vimarsana News

The UC Berkeley peregrine falcons are back with their first egg of 2021

The first egg of 2021 has arrived for Grinnell (pictured here), the male falcon on the Campanile, and his mate Annie. More eggs are expected in the next several days. Photo: Cal Falcons Veteran peregrine falcon mother Annie laid her first egg of 2021 early this morning in her gravel nest on UC Berkeley’s 307-foot-tall Campanile. Since then, the pair has been seen taking turns incubating the egg — there are three 24/7 webcams on the tower, one on the nest  — with Annie taking breaks to eat what Grinnell hunts. This is the falcons’ fifth breeding season on the campus. Fans of the b...

BERT sit-in one year later: What has changed at OU? - Vimarsana News

BERT sit-in one year later: What has changed at OU?

The eyes of the OU community were locked intensely on Evans Hall roughly a year ago when the culmination of several semesters of racist incidents on campus finally arrived.

'It's kind of like social communion': OU student, professors stress importance of Black history beyond month of February - Vimarsana News

'It's kind of like social communion': OU student, professors stress importance of Black history beyond month of February

One year after a Black History month fraught with in-classroom incidents which helped launch a historic sit-in at Evans Hall, some of OU’s Black student leaders and faculty are hoping

There's much to memorialize in Norman's Black History Month | Opinion - Vimarsana News

There's much to memorialize in Norman's Black History Month | Opinion

By Andy Rieger | For The Transcript Feb 14, 2021 Feb 14, 2021 Black social critic-comedian Dick Gregory receives a standing ovation for his speech at the Oklahoma Memorial Union Ballroom in February 1971 as part of OU Black Heritage week. He was introduced to the OU crowd by Dr. George Henderson. Photo Provided “A community that is divided will never thrive.” — Dr. Belinda Higgs Hyppolite The reminder from OU’s Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion was delivered at Tuesday’s Norman City Council meeting as she accepted ...

OU President Joseph Harroz, Board of Regents approve faculty appointment changes, tout COVID-19 vaccination preparations - Vimarsana News

OU President Joseph Harroz, Board of Regents approve faculty appointment changes, tout COVID-19 vaccination preparations

The OU Board of Regents approved an increase to the percentage of ranked renewable term faculty at OU and promotion opportunities for non-regular faculty during its Thursday meeting.