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At BC’s Black History Month opening ceremony, recipient of the 2025 MLK Jr. scholarship Esosasehia Owens ’26 emphasized community, joy, and self-definition. “Seek joy in every person by listening, uplifting, and honoring stories that shape them” she said.

On a recent installment of Boston College’s “Office Hours” series, CSOM Assistant Dean for Student Success Drew Barksdale '16, MBA '24, talks about his time at BC as a student and football player, and his return to the Heights as a professor and advisor. https://t.co/RTd2EUqM2U

On a recent episode of The Brattle Exchange podcast, prof. Nadya Malenko draws on her award-winning research to explain how advisory firms influence the current corporate governance landscape

On a recent episode of the “SpeakUp!” podcast, @BCCCC’s Colleen Olphert explores the “spirit of caring” and wellness with a purpose, highlighting how volunteerism and purpose-driven work boost individual, corporate, and community well-being.

Making financial decisions based on computer-generated recommendations can help people tackle debt faster. But research by prof. Jonathan Reuter shows that there’s a catch to this approach: Relying on algorithms may weaken real money-management skills. https://t.co/JSyNmJURf4

In this year’s Carroll Capital cover essay, Dean Andy Boynton looks at Boston College's motto, “Ever to Excel,” as both a reflection of the University’s rise and a guide for today’s leaders. https://t.co/9DbTQ7EyyE