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High school students from Texas and beyond explored cutting-edge logistics, robotics, and college life during the immersive summer program hosted by the Center for Supply Chain Innovation.

Award-winning students exemplify the strength of the TCU Neeley School of Business accounting program and it's global opportunities.

Annmarie De La Vega, a member of the TCU Board of Trustees, and Jessica Miller Essl, who serves on the Institute for Entrepreneurship and Innovation’s advisory board were recently announced by the Dallas Business Journal as women in business honorees for making a lasting impact in their respective industries.

Leading through uncertainty: seven ways executives can help teams embrace the future of AI with confidence.

Faculty Q&A: Elijah Clark, a faculty member in the Neeley School of Business at Texas Christian University, joined four colleagues and the senior editor of The Chronicle of Higher Education, Alex Kafka, to discuss the growing demand by employers for AI skills.

TCU Neeley’s Ralph Lowe Energy Institute and JPMorganChase are working in collaboration to drive innovation in energy, student development, and support research that will make an everlasting impact in North Texas.

MBA students blend business strategy and medical insights to expand free healthcare at Mercy Clinic for targeted Forth Worth community.

To celebrate the Class of 2025, a group of seniors shared their favorite memories from the TCU Neeley School of Business and their career plans for the future.

Student startups in food, tech and education split prize allocation after a year of building, refining and pitching their businesses before a panel of judges experienced entrepreneurship and venture capital.

Raytheon leader David Boelens provided a one-hour showcase for students detailing the various ways supply chain strategy shapes global impact and emphasized the importance of relationships in professional growth.