Boston College Carroll School

BC's new two-year undergraduate school offers first-generation and low income students a liberal arts college experience while earning an associate’s degree. For those interested in management, coding and Excel courses are among the first class offerings. https://t.co/LZMzQimGmg

As technology evolves, the ability to understand and interpret data has become an in-demand skill set across industries. @fortunerecs explores how studying business analytics at institutions like the Carroll School can help management students stand out. https://t.co/wOAASZE4Mr

AI is probably not coming for your job, but CSOM professor Sam @Ransbotham tells @wbz that learning to integrate AI into your work could give you a leg up as the technology evolves. https://t.co/LybxXvh7sB

50 years after Congress passed a major retirement law, @RetirementRsrch's Alicia Munnell notes improvements that can still be made. “People need workplace retirement plans...money coming out of a paycheck is the only way people save,” she told @nytimes. https://t.co/Bl6X3O1ZJX

Carl Lanzilli ’66 is an avid globe-trotter. From Iceland to Brazil, there is one thing he never travels without: a BC banner. As a way to honor his alma mater, Lanzilli photographs the banner at popular destinations with people he meets along the way. https://t.co/FQ16V8WO6W https://t.co/89jd20OcDA

Jack Connors '63, "the last king of Boston," has passed away at the age of 82. An illustrious citizen of Boston and Boston College, Connors spoke to Dean Andy Boynton this past spring about being the architect of your own destiny. Read about his legacy. https://t.co/vK8dg1FcD2 https://t.co/30I4Oq9FKc