Boston College Carroll School

Each year, the Office of Student Involvement honors those who enrich BC’s campus life. Congrats to 2025 Ever to Excel awardees Lesly Pineda ’26, Dylan Harrow, MBA ’26, and CSOM faculty and staff member Andrew Barksdale! https://t.co/Zw7rjJ2IOd https://t.co/joC67MQTEu

After 56 years of teaching business law and four presidential appointments, beloved prof. David Twomey ’62 has retired. In a conversation with BC Magazine, he reflects on his career on the Heights and the notable connections he made along the way. https://t.co/JmiGjsEDWD

Carroll Capital issue 3 is here! We invite you to explore the new issue, as well as previous editions, online now. https://t.co/YYbBm9LTCg

Carolyn Ballinger, MBA ’25, has been named a @PoetsAndQuants 2025 Best & Brightest MBA student. The small business owner reflected on her time at the Carroll School in an interview with the website, highlighting her achievements in the classroom and beyond.https://t.co/m7SJ5fFkvo

Denmark recently raised its retirement age to 70, and the move has sparked debate in the US about whether a similar shift could happen. Alicia Munnell, senior advisor at @RetirementRsrch, warns such a change would hit lower-income Americans hardest. https://t.co/dTtgdgd3m9

Joe Del Guercio ’94 credits his success to his parents, Italian immigrants who prioritized his education. To honor their sacrifices, he partnered with the Clark Foundation to create the Del Guercio Scholarship, supporting 12 first-gen CSOM students.https://t.co/aZqtv3kjGb