Boston College Carroll School

Retirement savings plans in the US face challenges, with current systems doing little to improve plan coverage. In a published proposal, @RetirementRsrch director Alicia Munnell highlights the need for equitable access to retirement security. https://t.co/YLGNLAwHhm https://t.co/ryU8iPnbDN

Since 2020, Boston College has partnered with QuestBridge, a program that connects high-achieving, low-income students with top colleges offering scholarships. Josh Cruz ’25, told BC News the program also fostered meaningful connections for him on campus.https://t.co/OcLcX91uEg

Students at this year’s @StartatShea Elevator Pitch Competition shared innovative business ideas to tackle issues in industries ranging from interior design to retirement planning. https://t.co/SxYgzBlMzj https://t.co/gnWekas6m6

Paul Romer won a Nobel Prize in economics for his upbeat theory of growth, which shined a light on how ideas lead to economic expansion and human progress. Now, as a professor of finance, he's teaching coding and taking on threats in the digital realm. https://t.co/7ecJysKpKA https://t.co/mUpSYMYlyF

In @FortuneMagazine, prof @Ransbotham and colleagues emphasize how organizations leveraging AI-powered learning are gaining advantages over competitors. “Adapting to new technologies is critical to gaining a competitive edge,” the article states. https://t.co/FRrxfFENnE

Elliott Bennett ’21, a founder of Ecotone Renewables, was among those highlighted on this year's @Forbes 30 Under 30 list. Bennett and cofounders were listed in the “Energy & Green Tech” category for their approach to waste management and energy production.https://t.co/d6iKekEBkA https://t.co/9qYlYe9Oey