Boston College Carroll School

More than 1,500 students are reshaping their studies and expanding career prospects with one of seven management minors offered at the Carroll School, created in recent years exclusively for students at other BC schools. https://t.co/pei6wC9BSp

Members of the CSOM Class of 2020 graduated into a world turned upside down by the Covid-19 pandemic. Five years on, alums are still feeling the impact. But for many, the pandemic opened windows in ways they could not have imagined. https://t.co/OVjFyBhIOd https://t.co/qkeIFQmonq

US stocks hit record highs in 2025, fueled largely by AI investments. Yet, CSOM prof Ronnie Sadka cautions that uncertainty remains. “I do think people are also sounding some alarm bells about what AI can do and what it cannot do,” he told @Marketplace.

A recent report estimates that millions of 401(k) and IRA accounts remain unclaimed, collectively holding $2.1 trillion in retirement savings. @RetirementRsrch’s Anqi Chen explains that these accounts are often lost when employees change jobs or relocate. https://t.co/P8pcvJXZ0F

Think you know top business schools? @PoetsAndQuants busts common MBA myths. Carolyn Ballinger, MBA ’25, found her assumptions about New England colleges being exclusively for students from wealthy families quickly challenged at Boston College.

Jay Kaufman ’99 left his role at the NBA to launch a sports and live entertainment practice at @NRG_Insights. Now, as the head of sports, he drives data strategies for pro leagues, focusing on storytelling and simplification to turn data into insights. https://t.co/dcMMJx4piX