Former student Sean Kelly ’05, a CEO in the AI and energy industry

Sean Kelly ’05, a CEO in the AI and energy industry, returns to his alma mater to share expertise and insights with Mays Business School students.

A mockup of the maroon and white no. 41 car honoring the life and legacy of George H.W. Bush on a tan background

At the university, the decorated World War II Navy pilot and former U.S. president found kindred spirits who shared his strong belief in integrity, leadership and service and the desire to be a force for good.

Experts say organizations must help employees adapt as artificial intelligence transforms jobs and workplace skills.

Study links chatbot dishonesty and incompetence to user discomfort, reveals simple fix.

The wing of a plane flying at sunset with the Fast Company Most Innovative Company Award 2026 badge overlaid

Texas A&M joins Adidas, Door Dash, OpenAI and Starbucks on the list of companies turning big ideas into reality.

Roku CEO Anthony Wood

Anthony Wood ’87 used his inventive nature, vision — and desire to neatly preserve ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation’ episodes for future viewing — to move from DVR creator to streaming TV pioneer.

Pri Shumate holding a football in the middle of the Miami Dolphins football stadium

Pri Shumate ’97 came close to fame but found her true calling at Texas A&M University, where she built the foundation for a dynamic and fulfilling marketing career. 

Federico Muyshondt poses with his wife and two children in the stands of Kyle Field during an Aggie football game

Federico “Fed” Muyshondt ’03 credits his family and his time at Texas A&M University with instilling in him the drive to succeed and be a force for good in the world.

Mays Business School professor highlights flexibility and learning from mistakes as essential for professional growth.

Smiling members of the U.S. Space Force in military dress

Formally launching the partnership between Texas A&M University and the U.S. Space Force, an assumption of command ceremony welcomed students ahead of their first day of a four-week course melding military expertise and academic rigor.