Newberry College is associated with the haunting of a Civil War-era figure named Madeline, who is said to roam campus, especially around November 17th, after tragically falling from the Keller Hall bell tower in despair. Legend says she was distraught over rumors of unfaithfulness from her beloved, John, who had previously leapt to his death from the same tower. Other reported paranormal activity includes unexplained voices, objects moving on their own, and chairs being positioned as if someone is looking out a window. The most famous ghost story at Newberry College involves a woman named Madeline. According to the legend, Madeline and John were deeply in love, but rumors of her infidelity spread, causing John to fall from the Keller Hall steeple to his death. Madeline, on her way to confess her innocence, stumbled before Keller Hall and discovered John's body, letting out a scream heard across campus. Her ghost is said to appear on November 17th, the anniversary of the tragedy, roaming the campus and crying out for John. People have reported hearing voices in upstairs rooms only to find no one present. The campus has experienced instances of objects moving, such as an office refrigerator being unplugged overnight. A chair has been found pushed to a window, as if someone was looking out. Madeline's Appearance: Her ghostly form has been seen on campus as a white spectre. The haunting is primarily associated with Keller Hall, which was the second building on campus. It is said that Madeline fell from its bell tower.