Category: Special to this Issue
When Riddle Came Around
Alumnus reflects on John Paul Riddle
Student Life Through The Decades
It is the hours outside of the classroom where Eagles decide what they’re […]
What’s the Big Idea?
We asked our innovators for 100 words on our future
Prescott Campus Undergoes Transformation
Growth includes new quad, student union and residence hall
Onward and Upward
At the end of a decade of leadership, President Emeritus John P. Johnson looks back on an era of innovation and discovery.
Jack Hunt Era
In 1963, Jack Hunt took the reins of Embry-Riddle Aeronautical Institute and turned it on its ear.
Operation Bootstrap
In order to thrive, Embry-Riddle needed a cohesive campus with direct access to a runway. Tamiami Airport was closing, and a move became inevitable.
A Vision for a Western Campus
Jack Hunt saw potential in the abandoned buildings that used to be home to Prescott College and picked up the land for a bargain.
National Championship Relived
Coach Ridder turned a fledgling athletics program with five sports, no facilities of its own, and a terrible losing streak into NAIA champions.