Family and Homecoming Weekend

Tri Sigma Farmers Market  

The Tri Sigma Sorority started off Family and Homecoming Week with one of their farmers markets on Oct. 2. The event provided a platform for small local businesses, food trucks and vendors, offering a wide variety of goods. The vendors carried various baked items, handmade clothing and jewelry, flavorful lemonade and other homemade products like honey products, laser-engraved and 3-D printed goods. For Riddle Students, the market offered a unique opportunity to support the community while enjoying a fun and engaging campus event.  

Heroes’ Legacy 5K,  

The Heroes’ Legacy 5K, an event honoring fallen eagles Ashley Guindon and Zack Capra. The event brought Embry-Riddle students, alumni and the community members together to commemorate those who fell for their service and sacrifice. Participants were allowed to run, walk or ruck as a way to show their support. The event served as an opportunity for the community to come together, remember the lives of two fellow eagles and recognize the lasting impact of Guindon and Capra’s legacies.  

Food Truck Festival with Brewfest    

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University’s annual Brewfest brought students, alumni and families together Friday of Homecoming and Family Weekend for an evening of craft beverages, live music, and Eagle spirit. Held inside and outside of the Student Union, the event featured beers, food trucks and a fun atmosphere perfect for enjoying time with friends, family and other alumni. “Despite the rain, the event has delicious beer, food options and a great time playing pool with my son,” said a parent visiting their student for the weekend.  

Homecoming Royalty Crowning @ ERAU Women’s Volleyball vs. Nova Southeastern  

Embry-Riddle’s Homecoming volleyball game brought lots of energy and school pride to the ICI Center on Friday night as fans filled the stands to cheer on the Eagles in a Sunshine State Conference matchup against Nova Southeastern. After the completion of the second set, Student Government Association President Isaac Reyna and Vice President Nathaniel Wrobel crowned this year’s Homecoming King and Queen, Asher Baggaley and Faith Lee. They were met with cheers from the crowd as students, families and friends celebrated with them.