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Michele Tabor in a cockpit.

Young Eagle to Earn Associate’s, Pilot License Before High School Graduation

Embry-Riddle students Isabella Cromwell, Maxwell Werner, Tianna Sardelli, Justin LaZare, Kestrel Carlough, Samuel DeKemper, Stephen Levvy, Elizabeth Chwialkowski and Nathan Fuentes were part a team that recently hosted a cybersecurity competition in Orlando, Florida. (Photo: Krishna Sampigethaya)

Eagles Take on a Leadership Role at Aviation Cybersecurity Summit

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Eagles Flight Teams Lead Cross-Country Regional Competitions

Keri Weaver

‘Don’t Let Your Pain Define You’: Veteran Student Determined to Earn Degree, Despite Health Challenges

Alora Mazarakis

Alumna Engineer Served in Launch Room for Artemis I

Hurricane Ian Cone

Eagle Researchers Work to Better Communicate Uncertainty in Hurricane Forecasts

Kelly Dowling

Long-Time Advancement Professional Kelly Dowling Joins Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Abd-AlRahman Rasheed AlMomani

Machine Learning of Binary ‘Yes/No’ Systems May Improve Medical Diagnoses, Financial Risk Analysis, More

Hurricane Nicole graphic

Storm Updates: Tracking Nicole

Dr. Bob Thomas, an assistant professor of Aeronautical Science who heads up Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s Spatial Disorientation Laboratory

Pilots Experience Worst-Case Scenarios in Embry-Riddle’s New Spatial Disorientation Lab

The Embry-Riddle Worldwide Campus’ newly named School of Engineering has seen tremendous growth in the past seven years, from less than 100 students to more than 1,680. The degree programs offered through the school are offering students unique opportunities to funnel directly into careers at some of the aviation and aerospace industry’s leading companies.

Award-Winning Online Engineering Programs Take Off, Empowering Students

Capt. Tammie Jo Shults, former Navy fighter pilot and Southwest Airlines captain, recently visited Embry-Riddle to share her story of bringing Southwest Flight 1380 to a safe landing after a mid-air engine explosion endangered the lives of all onboard.

Hero Pilot Inspires Embry-Riddle with Lessons Learned from Lifesaving Flight

Dr. Hong Liu with students Ross Dickinson, Krysh Rajendran, Diogo Nazario Cobos, Wenkai Tan and Anthony Lore Starleaf.

Eagles Earn Federal Funding to Bolster Data Science Education

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Alumnus Gift Allows Eagles to Improve Anti-Poaching Surveillance Systems

A Workplace Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Revolution panel discussion kicked off the National Training Aircraft Symposium 2022 at Embry-Riddle this week. From left to right, moderator Samantha Bowyer led a the discussion between Kevin Williams, of United Airlines; Efry Ayala-Johnson, of United Airlines, Stephanie Kenyon, of Women in Aviation; and Andrea Leehan, of Airbus. (Photo: Embry-Riddle/Jack Wernet)

‘Not Just Pilots’: Panel Plugs Need for Diversity in Aviation Workforce