Want to Become an Olympic Bobsledder? Graduate from Albion
Subtract the guys from Cool Runnings and the average person is going to have a hard time naming an Olympic bobsledder. Maybe it’s because […]
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Britons Weekly: This Past Week in Briton Sports
Baseball Over the weekend, the Brits opened their MIAA season with a doubleheader against the Kalamazoo College Hornets. On Friday, March 25, the Brits hosted […]
New Years Brings New Flooring in the Dow
With the spring semester of 2016 underway, Albion is seeing a lot of new changes: a high number of transfers, a new layer of frost […]
Albion men’s basketball team has new expectations
The Albion College Men’s basketball team kicks off their season on Saturday, Nov. 15, and the team’s upperclassmen are thrilled to start and make a […]
Q&A: Brett de Bear
Brett de Bear, Plymouth senior, is one of the greatest to ever play for the Albion College women’s basketball team. This season alone, she racked […]
Albion College football wins MIAA
The Albion Football team (8-3, 6-0) ended their season last Saturday, November 23, losing to North Central College (12-0,7-0) in the first round of the […]
Rewards of recruiting
It is difficult to go more than a few days on Albion’s campus without seeing a wide-eyed high school senior walking in stride with an […]
Can you dig it? The women’s volleyball team has started to
The Albion College women’s volleyball team (5-16, 1-11) has seen significant progress in their past two seasons. Head coach Kristin Slamer-de St. Aubin has been […]
Andy Lawrence: The new face of Albion athletic training
New interim president, new dining hall, new students. To add to the list of “new” this year, we welcome Andy Lawrence, the new head athletic […]
College sports injuries enter national spotlight
In the wake of the horrific injury sustained by Louisville’s Kevin Ware during the Elite Eight, the national conversation on college sports injuries has been […]
Brief: Women’s Lax midnight breakfast a delicious success
Eager students flocked to Upper Baldwin late last Thursday intent to quell the hunger pangs that long study sessions provoke. They were in luck, as […]
Athlete diagnosed with MRSA, efforts to stop spread
In January, a student athlete contracted Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) and was hospitalized at Oaklawn Hospital after visiting Student Health Services. It is unknown exactly […]