Campus & Community
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Timothy Massad, who runs the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), spoke to students about how the U.S. government's strategies may have saved the economy.
As executive MBA student Michael Garel prepared to pitch his business at the Global Venture Labs Investment Competition, we tracked his progress from before he had even conceived of the idea.
Convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff will visit the University of Texas at Austin on May 2 for a conversation about ethics that some professors say will help students learn to avoid the mistakes that Abramoff made.
Garrett Bauer was convicted of a 17-year-long, $37 million insider trading scheme last year. As he awaits sentencing, he shared his cautionary tale with students last week.
Forget what you've seen on MTV. For many McCombs students, Spring Break is a chance to travel the world, meet with executives at top companies or beef up job skills before graduation.
Football star Sam Acho, BBA '10, returned to McCombs to speak to students about marketing and managing your personal brand in professional sports.
Athletics apparel company Under Armour engaged a team of MBA students to help them better understand a key demographic: college students.
A Toyota executive and former U.S. ambassador to Japan spoke at the AT&T Center about how the March 2011 earthquake impacted Japan then and today.
For the third year in a row, we've assembled a list of sessions that the business-minded among you may find particularly appealing. Plus, details on McCombs events at SXSW.
