Boston College Carroll School

Jean Bartunek was one of the first tenure-track women hired onto the faculty of BC's School of Management in 1977. In April she delivered her “last lecture” to mark her retirement and reflect on a pioneering career bridging academia and faith.

Carroll School alum Sourabh Bathia ’17 recently won @wef’s Yes/Bengaluru Urban Innovation Challenge for his company Shine Star, which develops durable construction solutions to support sustainable infrastructure in India. https://t.co/kZTBX1Cd7T

Service and civic engagement have been instrumental in 2026 MLK Scholarship recipient Brian Davids '27's life. https://t.co/CTHOjnT8jZ

At @BCWinstonCenter’s Clough Colloquium, former US attorney Joyce Vance shared the importance of upholding democratic standards, warning they may need to be codified into law to prevent abuses of power. “We’ve taken democracy for granted,” she said.

In the CSOM class, “Tech for Good,” students strengthen coding and engineering skills by creating accessible learning tools for kids with disabilities at the BC Campus School.

As a speaker at @BCWoodsCollege’s recent AI symposium examining real-world applications of AI, CSOM professor Paul Romer presented a human-centered perspective in a speech on emerging AI developments and responsible innovation.