Opinion: Fair Shots: Closing the Gap in the WNBA
Until the 2022 tournament, NCAA women’s basketball was barred from using March Madness branding. The NCAA felt that the women’s game didn’t have enough viewership […]
Articles by Seiji McSwain
Opinion: ‘The Caitlin Clark Effect,’ Basketball’s Next Icon
On April 1, Caitlin Clark led her team to victory, securing the Iowa Hawkeyes’ second consecutive Final Four qualifying win. This win comes after a […]
State of the College Address: President Webster’s Three-Year Plan to Make the Institution ‘Stronger’
On Wednesday, Albion College Student Senate and the Office of the President hosted the first State of the College address since the COVID-19 pandemic. The […]
Opinion: I Almost Got Choked At The Super Bowl, Here’s What Happened
The Super Bowl is an event that every football fan wants to watch in person. Luckily, I was blessed with the opportunity to do so […]
Opinion: Is Written Sports Media Becoming Obsolete?
On Jan. 19, Arena Group, Sports Illustrated’s magazine ownership group, announced the layoff of 82 writers. This comes after a tumultuous decade for the magazine, […]
Opinion: Who’s Got It Better Than U of M Football? Nobody!
Jim Harbaugh and the University of Michigan (UofM) Wolverines finally won the NCAA National Championship. On Jan. 8, No. 1 ranked UofM defeated No. 2 […]
Opinion: No Harbaugh, No Problem, Michigan Beats Ohio State 30-24
As a University of Michigan (UofM) fan amongst a family of Ohio State fans, it has been tough. Although my family constantly makes fun of […]
Opinion: NBA’s New Favorite Player Will Haunt Your Dreams
Victor Wembanyama is a seven-foot, four-inch tall power forward and center who has all the tangibles of a great NBA player. Wembanyama – “Wemby” for […]