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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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Student-Athlete and Three-Time Intern Offers Embry-Riddle Wisdom
Ava Domenici shares her Embry-Riddle experience as she transitions into the final year of her accelerated master’s program and third internship with Northrop Grumman.
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From Classmates to Friends: Worldwide Students Connect
Michael Hamilton and Fadi Jano found more than career advancement, expert faculty and flexible learning options at Embry-Riddle’s Worldwide & Online Campus.
Maya Haworth
Maya Haworth Kick-Starts Her Aviation Safety Career
Professional experiences and mentorship drive Maya Haworth (’27) forward in her quest to become an accident investigator.
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Oshkosh 101: Top Tips to Make the Most of Your EAA AirVenture Experience
Heading to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh? Discover essential tips from Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University on planning your schedule, avoiding food lines, packing smart, networking effectively and making the most of your Oshkosh experience.
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.
A sports banner featuring Francesco Busini hands on a post on the Prescott campus
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.
Forensic Psychology students sit in a lab
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.
Chang Hun and a student site in front of a laptop together in a collaborative tutoring session on the Prescott Campus
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.
Katie Zint stands against a gray background
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.
Madison Turner wears a headset and stands on stage in front of an Embry-Riddle background
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.