Notable Alumni
- Lauren Ashburn, managing editor, USA Today Live
- Haps Benfer, All-American halfback selected as Albright's greatest athlete
- Michael Matz, Hall of fame equestrian, trainer of 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro
- J.J. Dillon (real name: Jim Morrison), professional wrestler, manager, and executive
- Leo Disend, NFL player
- Scott Hunsicker, General Manager of the Reading Phillies Baseball Team
- Jon Dough (real name: Chester Anuszak), pornographic actor and director
- Patrick Gibney, filmmaker
- F. Wilbur Gingrich, Greek scholar
- Brent Hurley (2001), YouTube co-founder
- Sheryl Davis Kohl, former member of Maryland House of Delegates
- Harry Martin (1973), co-anchor of My9 News at 10pm on WWOR-TV and anchor of Fox 5 News at 6pm on WNYW-TV
- George "Stormy" Petrol, played professional football for the Providence Steamrollers, coached at University of New Mexico for almost 40 years in four different sports (baseball, swimming, football and golf)
- David Quentin Voigt, baseball historian, author of five books on baseball history (American Baseball), retired professor at Albright College
It should also be noted that in 1994, Craig Fass (1996), Brian Turtle (1995), and Mike Ginelli (1995) invented the game Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon.
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