Hashtags

A hashtag (preceded by the ‘#’ sign) is a searchable tag that can be included in social media posts to enable others to search for that word or phrase more easily. Hashtags are used by people all over the world to create a repository of posts and images centered on a specific event, topic or theme. Below, you’ll find several hashtags used regularly by Berry College social media accounts or by those who are talking about Berry on social media.

BERRY COLLEGE HASHTAGS

#BerryCollege

A general hashtag used by students, faculty, staff and the public to refer to Berry College on social media.

#MountainDay

Used for posts surrounding (and during) our annual Mountain Day celebration. Yearly variations will look like #MtnDay20

#FordFriday

Used to showcase our majestic Ford Complex, “the Castle.”

#SceneAtBerry

Commonly used for beautiful shots of the world’s largest campus, both by the college and the public.

#BerryBound

Used by incoming freshman and the Berry Admissions office to celebrate acceptance letters, as well as for posts about our Berry Bound events.

#WeAllRow

Used mainly to refer to the Berry Vikings athletic events, but also for posts that evoke a strong sense of community and belonging. The tag comes from the phrase, “No one rides this ship. We all row!”

#BerryAbroad

A hashtag used to showcase students traveling and exploring different places around the country and world.

#BerryTrivia

Used to post fun facts or trivia questions related to Berry College or Martha Berry.

#BerryStories

Used on posts related to Berry Stories, a series of feature articles that share the accomplishments of our students, alumni, and faculty.

#BerryGrad

Used for general posts about graduation from Berry. Specific yearly variations will look like #BerryGrad2021.

#AlwaysBerry

Used for an alumni campaign that celebrates the deep connection Berry students have with their faculty, staff, and student mentors on campus.

#BerryAlumni

Used for posts related to Berry alumni and their achievements and campaigns.

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