Boston College Carroll School

William Rockwell "Bill" Torbert, a longtime graduate dean at the Carroll School of Management, recently passed away at 81. For 30 years he guided the school’s graduate program, reshaped its MBA, and transformed how leaders and organizations learn.

After years on the ice at BC and @TheAHL, Parker Milner ’13 found his calling in Charleston’s food scene. What started as a love for local restaurants became his full-time role as food editor at @postandcourier.

Alumni eco-entrepreneurs Luke Mairo ’17, Essa Al-Saleh, MBA ’98, and Elliott Bennett ’21 are making it easier to be green in the city. https://t.co/3roE0NjeWU

Amazon to cut jobs and double down on an AI-first strategy—a major restructuring and high-stakes bet on tech. “I think we’re going to see a trend where people are expecting a lot of this technology, and not everything will pan out,” @Ransbotham told @CNN.

Vanessa Conzon was named one of @PoetsAndQuants’ Best Undergrad Professors of 2025. In a conversation with the publication, Conzon shared that “seeing [students’] drive and passion for changing the world,” is what she loves most about being a professor.

Emerging from bankruptcy doesn’t guarantee a fresh start. A study co-authored by prof Megan Hunter found that companies can lose up to 15% of their value if customers abandon them, fearing the products will dip in quality during the reorganization process.