@BCCarrollSchool
August 21, 2023
Inheritance constitutes a significant portion of a nation's wealth, and yet the @RetirementRsrch finds that the disparities in inherited wealth among racial groups could worsen existing financial inequality. A somewhat simple solution? Having a will.
https://t.co/DgNhpqKQ9y https://t.co/bKDIFSUy4k
@BCCarrollSchool
August 02, 2023
Fulton Hall may be quiet at the moment, but we can’t wait to see these halls bustling again! https://t.co/ZlGXI3yn4G
@BCCarrollSchool
August 18, 2023
Finance Professor @SamHartzmark won the Brandes Center's Call for Papers Contest at @UCSanDiego. His paper, co-written by @Yale's Kelly Shue, analyzes investment tactics that direct funding from “brown” firms in an attempt to turn them “green.”
https://t.co/zVJm5Ihjt3 https://t.co/oyzvqqUAc1
@BCCarrollSchool
July 21, 2023
Jimmy Kirwan ’23 is always willing to try something new. Whether it was moving from sunny Florida to snowy Boston, writing for The Heights, or joining DJ Club, “college is all about trying new things,” he says.
Congratulations and good luck! Read more at https://t.co/2Ys8cRucPq https://t.co/MsvngrkM1a
@BCCarrollSchool
August 05, 2023
While Luke Jareczek ’23 was excited to graduate and start his role as a digital assurance and transparency associate at PwC, he will forever be grateful to Boston College.
Congratulations and good luck, Luke! Read about his journey at https://t.co/2Ys8cRucPq https://t.co/T8ravnIynl
@BCCarrollSchool
July 18, 2023
A new article from @nytimes highlights the complexity of the question, citing research by Mary Ellen Carter, Joseph L. Sweeney Chair and professor of accounting, which found that employees care more about believing their own pay is fair.
https://t.co/ks9gdLWaBw