Dualizer team members hold a $100,000 first-place check alongside Mays Business School leaders and AI Venture Velocity Challenge organizers.

Teams from UC Berkeley, Baylor College of Medicine and Columbia, and Texas A&M share $175,000 in Mays Business School’s inaugural competition.

Riley Tomasino ’26, a Mays Business School marketing student and Aggie Wrangler, gives a thumbs-up in front of the butterfly sculpture at Texas A&M University.

From having two left feet to dancing alongside one of country music’s biggest stars, Tomasino discovered that sometimes the best opportunities come from simply saying yes.

Highlighting Mays Business School’s 2027 U.S. News & World Report undergraduate business rankings.

Four specialty programs rank among the nation’s top-10 public undergraduate business programs.

Mays students present grant checks to Brazos Valley nonprofits during philanthropy course.

Student-led program surpasses $1.6 million in total community grants, marking a decade of philanthropic impact.

Ava Underwood '26 cheers behind a volleyball net.
Will McBride walks campus with Reveille X, engaging students and representing an Aggie tradition.

Humans of Mays Business School – Business Honors and Supply Chain Management Major Will McBride ’28

Audrey Lee, Mays Business School senior, discusses her leadership journey and campaign for Fort Bend County District Clerk.

Humans of Mays Business School – Management Senior Audrey Lee ’26

Zoe Tsoukalas smiling during an interview

Humans of Mays Business School – Professional Program in Accounting Zoë Tsoukalas ’26

Josh Sanders giving thumbs up in from of a maroon wall