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Jarred Jordan, here in front of a rocket, has set himself apart by earning an Astronaut Scholar Award and the Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher of the Year. (Photo: Jarred Jordan)

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Camryn Huff stands in a park in the dessert flying a drone

Uncrewed and Autonomous Systems Inspire Alums Success

Career redirection, multifaceted interests and a commitment to conducting research fueled Camryn Huff’s keenness for the future of drone policy.

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Blending Engineering Excellence and Athletic Ambition at Embry-Riddle

Discover how Francesco Busini, a thriving scholar-athlete at Embry-Riddle's Prescott, Arizona, campus, is shaping his future through research, teamwork and innovation.

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A Beginner's Guide to Forensic Psychology

Discover what Forensic Psychology is, what the Forensic Psychology degree at Embry-Riddle offers students and what it takes to become a forensic psychologist.

Brianna Tan stands next to a plane while wearing a hockey jersey and holding a hockey stick.

Scoring on Ice Soaring in the Sky Brianna Tans Dual Passion

Embry-Riddle student Brianna Tan (’26) represents Singapore’s women’s national ice hockey team, earning bronze at the SEA Games while balancing flight training and academics.

Andrew Marshall stands on a runway up to an Embry-Riddle plane

After They Hit the Red Button Tech Andrew Marshall Keeps the Simulators Up and Running

When a single red button shuts down a multimillion-dollar flight simulator, student technician Andrew Marshall (’26) is the one ensuring it powers back on—keeping pilots training and critical systems running behind the scenes.

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Prescott Graduates Made Lasting Impact as Flight Tutors

Recent Prescott graduates Alec Borneman and Chang Hun Lee helped student pilots succeed in flight training through Embry-Riddle’s tutoring program.

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Designing a Future in Aerospace Engineering with Katie Zint

Katie Zint shares her determination as a first-generation college student and how she found her place on campus and in Aerospace Engineering at Embry-Riddle.

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Curiosity Leads to Cold Cases: A Forensic Psychology Student's Journey

Embry-Riddle Forensic Psychology student Madison Turner (’27) studies criminal behavior through research, leadership and forensic psychology work.

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Technical Instinct Drives Raju Dhakal's UAV Security Research

Embry-Riddle student Raju Dhakal (’26), the first in his family to pursue a Ph.D., researches UAV authentication and wireless security through signal fingerprints to improve system reliability and protection.

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From Design to Deployment: SUAS Students Build Custom VTOL Aircraft for International Competition

Members of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Student Uncrewed Aerial Systems (SUAS) team are taking uncrewed aircraft development to new heights by designing, building and preparing to flight-test a custom fixed-wing vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft for international competition.

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From X-rays to Evidence: Exploring Forensic Radiography

Embry‑Riddle student and radiologic technologist explored how imaging connects medicine and forensics during a Yavapai Regional Medical Center internship.

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Running to a Future in Computer Science and Cybersecurity

Following a family legacy in computer science, Embry‑Riddle student and cross-country athlete Nicholas Scarangelli runs toward his future in cybersecurity.