The Newberry College ring links alumni with generations of other graduates. It is a symbol of pride and accomplishment. Beginning in 2003, those who order rings will receive invitations to a special ring ceremony where new rings will be presented. The long standing ring tradition of Newberry College will be enriched by this ceremony.

Newberry College alum have a long and rich tradition dating back to 1956. This college identity is preserved in lifelong friendships, diplomas, the quality of education, class reunions, homecomings, and unique memories, and proudly wearing the Newberry College ring. The Newberry College ring identifies and links alumni with their alma mater and with generations of other graduates. It is a reminder of memories and accomplishments.

The earliest Newberry College ring we have been able to identify is a gold ring with the seal, class year and degree. It dates from the 1920s. By the middle of the 20th Century Newberry alumni, men and women alike, wore a gold ring with the college seal on one side and the Indian head on the other and a dark red stone in the center. These two styles and traditions are the basis for the current ring selection.

For more information about ordering Newberry College rings, contact the College Bookstore or the alumni office.