Boston College Carroll School

After 56 years of teaching business law and four presidential appointments, beloved prof. David Twomey ’62 has retired. In a conversation with BC Magazine, he reflects on his career on the Heights and the notable connections he made along the way. https://t.co/JmiGjsEDWD

Meet Joshua De Souza ’25, a “Senior to Remember.” During his time at the Carroll School, he learned the value of leading with purpose. “Being surrounded by such diverse communities…helped me feel more connected to people around me,” he said.https://t.co/2AyQm1HhlQ

Carolyn Ballinger, MBA ’25, has been named a @PoetsAndQuants 2025 Best & Brightest MBA student. The small business owner reflected on her time at the Carroll School in an interview with the website, highlighting her achievements in the classroom and beyond.https://t.co/m7SJ5fFkvo

The Carroll School made history with the establishment of the Seidner Department of Finance—BC’s first named department. Thanks to a gift from BC Trustee Marc Seidner, MCAS ’88, this honor recognizes the department's excellence in research and teaching.https://t.co/LCGEuESDG2

Joe Del Guercio ’94 credits his success to his parents, Italian immigrants who prioritized his education. To honor their sacrifices, he partnered with the Clark Foundation to create the Del Guercio Scholarship, supporting 12 first-gen CSOM students.https://t.co/aZqtv3kjGb

In a new study, CSOM prof @SandraWaddock and coauthors highlight the weaknesses of conventional economic models—and provide new principles that emphasize the wellbeing of people and the planet, and reimagine what economic systems can achieve. https://t.co/OqM7BaFYUO https://t.co/0bR5EtSuq8