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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

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

Featured on @Forbes 2024 30 Under 30 list, Luke Mairo ’17 is revolutionizing the electric vehicle industry. His company, Voltpost, transforms city lamp posts into EV chargers, paving the way for greener, more accessible urban charging solutions. https://t.co/1vuiQpIfSV