Member Institutions
Institution | Location | Founded | Type | Joined | Nickname | Colors |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Boston University | Boston, MA | 1839 | Private | 1973 | Terriers | Scarlet & White |
University of Connecticut | Storrs, CT | 1881 | Public | 1946 | Huskies | National Flag Blue & White |
University of Delaware | Newark, DE | 1743 | Private and Public | 1986 | Fightin' Blue Hens | Royal Blue & Gold |
College of the Holy Cross | Worcester, MA | 1843 | Private | 1971 | Crusaders | Purple & White |
James Madison University | Harrisonburg, VA | 1908 | Public | 1993 | Dukes | Purple & Gold |
University of Maine | Orono, ME | 1865 | Public | 1946 | Black Bears | Dark Blue & Light Blue |
University of Massachusetts Amherst | Amherst, MA | 1863 | Public | 1946 | Aggies/Redmen/Minutemen | Maroon & White |
University of New Hampshire | Durham, NH | 1866 | Public | 1946 | Wildcats | UNH Blue & White |
Northeastern University | Boston, MA | 1898 | Private | 1993 | Huskies | Black & Red |
University of Rhode Island | Kingston, RI | 1892 | Public | 1946 | Rams | Keaney blue, White, & Navy Blue |
University of Richmond | Richmond, VA | 1830 | Private | 1986 | Spiders | UR Blue & UR Red |
University of Vermont | Burlington, VT | 1791 | Public | 1946 | Catamounts | Green & Gold |
Villanova University | Villanova, PA | 1842 | Private | 1988 | Wildcats | Blue & White |
The College of William & Mary | Williamsburg, VA | 1693 | Public | 1993 | Tribe | Green & Gold |
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