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Molly Ruley poses in the Senior Design Lab in King Engineering and Technology Center. (Photo: Wilson Van Ness)
A Taste of Everything Ruley Sweeps Pageants and Aims to Improve Life Through Engineering Innovations
Electrical Engineering student Molly Ruley shares her journey, from winning pageants to envisioning a robotic future that improves lives for all.
Aashman Gupta on the Daytona Beach Campus. (Photo: Bill Fredette-Huffman)
Dreaming Beyond Earth
With a passion for space robotics and exploration, Aashman Gupta ('28) is using his Embry‑Riddle education to engineer the future of Mars and beyond.
Tiffany Terry works at Embry‑Riddle’s Crash Lab, where students gain an immersive experience in accident training working with reconstructed aircraft wreckage. (Photo: Tiffany Terry)
Tiffany Terrys Path From the Crash Lab to Aviation Safety Law
Embry‑Riddle Aeronautics major Tiffany Terry plans a career in aviation safety and law. Thanks to her work in the university’s unique Crash Lab in Prescott, Arizona, she has gained hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of accident investigation and systems thinking.
B.S. in Space Physics graduate Jennifer James is now working on her Ph.D. at Vanderbilt University. (Photo: Jennifer James)
Space Physics Degree Has Alumna Set for a Stellar Career
B.S. in Space Physics grad Jennifer James is pursuing her Ph.D. and hoping to one day train the next generation of engineers and scientists.
Lieutenant Colonel Patrick M. McGetrick
A Purpose Beyond Service: Debriefing the High-Flying Career of Alum Lieutenant Colonel Patrick M. McGetrick
Alumnus Lt. Col. Patrick McGetrick reflects on his Air Force ROTC experiences at Embry‑Riddle's Prescott Campus, from electrical engineering to the flight deck in the U.S. Air Force.
Hailey Murray standing inside the EagleSat Lab, a research and design lab for the EagleSat space grant project.
Scaling the Cosmos: Hailey Murray’s Ascent in Space Physics
Hailey Murray reaches for the stars in space physics, blending math, science and imagination to explore the cosmos — one discovery at a time.
A person stands outdoors operating a drone, with mountains in the background.
The First Graduates of Embry‑Riddle and USNCC Partnership Programs Share Their Experience
Discover how Embry‑Riddle’s first USNCC graduates are advancing their careers with degrees in aviation, engineering and more.
Kirk West headshot.
Next Stop: Uplifting Underprivileged Youth
Navy veteran Kirk West transitioned from the flight deck to the classroom, aspiring to create aviation opportunities for disadvantaged youth.
Jillian with broadcast equipment.
Forecasting Success: Becoming a Writer, Editor and Meteorologist at Embry‑Riddle
From a young age, Jillian Preite knew she wanted to be a broadcast meteorologist - a goal that has shaped her college experience.
AMS student team poses in front of blue backdrop.
Embry‑Riddle's College of Aviation Maintenance Team Shines at PBExpo, Secures Second Place Overall
The College of Aviation's Aviation Maintenance Science team soared to success at PBExpo 2025, earning a second-place overall finish in the collegiate competition.
Mergen in the Astrophysical Sciences Department.
Exploring the Frontiers of Space Physics: From Embry‑Riddle to Princeton
Mergen Alimaganbetov has dedicated his career to advancing our understanding of space physics. Today, he works as a postdoctoral research associate at Princeton University's Space Physics Lab.
The SkyHarbor airport in Phoenix.
Embry-Riddle Students Go Behind the Scenes at Phoenix Sky Harbor
More than 40 students from the Prescott, Daytona Beach and Worldwide campuses had the opportunity to step behind the scenes at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.