First-year M.B.A. Students Take Top Prize at Intercollege Marketing Case Competition

Turning the Page

A new novel by Jessie Cheng ‘22 brings mental wellness into the spotlight

Here Comes the Pitch

Students brought their big ideas to the table at this year’s Elevator Pitch Competition

Digging Deep

Carroll School students explore the implications of deep-sea mining with their second-place win at the Eller Collegiate Ethics Case Competition.

From Service to School

Formerly homeless vet finds opportunity and support as a management student at Boston College

Strong Results for Carroll School in Latest U.S. News Rankings

Carroll School continues to stand among the most highly ranked business schools, with three departments in the top 20

Focusing on Diversity from Day One

Class of 2023’s M.B.A. orientation kicks off with talk on “Inclusive Leadership” featuring diversity expert Carol Fulp

Goodbye College (and COVID). Hello World.

“A lot of incredible moments . . . some very difficult ones . . . all the experiences have really expanded me.”

He Walks 50 Miles to Graduation, Raises $35,000 in Memory of BC Friend

CSOM grad walks 50 miles to graduation in memory of friend and classmate

Carroll School "Renaissance Man" Makes Prestigious List of M.B.A. Grads

At the end of each academic year, Poets & Quants honors the “Best & Brightest” new M.B.A. graduates. This year's list included Dewin Hernandez, M.B.A./M.S.W. ’21.

Never too late!

Forty years later, Raynard Johnson earns his Boston College degree

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: The Conversation Has Just Begun

This year’s Inclusive Leadership Forum Series was just the beginning of a crucial conversation on diversity and inclusion at the Carroll School and beyond

The Case for Affordable Housing

With corporate help, Corcoran Center launches effort to expand case competition nationally

In Good Company

Global survey puts Carroll School among top business schools for research; points to strength of M.B.A. degree as well

Knocking on Fulton’s Door

They Major in the Liberal Arts—and Want a Career in Management. How’s That Going?

In Memoriam: Timothy A. Gearty '21

Carroll School of Management student Timothy Gearty of New Jersey has died at age 20 following a battle with cancer.

Poets & Quants “Best and Brightest” 2018: Sairah Mahmud, MBA’18

“An energetic, caring person who strives for a life and career that will improve lives.”

New Minors for Non-Management Majors

Carroll School to offer four new minors in finance, marketing, and accounting

When There's No Money Left for Textbooks

A growing number of high-need students struggle to meet routine expenses—and now, thanks to the Leo V. Sullivan Fund, they are getting the timely help they need.

A School Bus App, Two Apparel Brands, and Other Student Startups

Many students dream of one day launching their own startups. But some, with the help of social media and Internet technology, are doing just that right now. Here's a look at seven Carroll School students involved in launching five companies.

Saving the World, One Prototype at a Time

Complex problem solving and out-of-the-box solutions are the norm in "Can Creativity Save the World?" a new core class taught by Spencer Harrison (Management and Organization Department) and Theatre Department Chair Crystal Tiala

“As real as can be without using someone else’s money”: New M.B.A. Course Simulates Eight Years of High-Stakes Competition

M.B.A. course The DNA of Business pits student groups against one another to simulate the competition of six fictional companies over an imaginary eight years.

Dean’s Message: Tear Down Those Walls!

Here at the Carroll School, we are hacking away at the thick and tall barriers between disciplines, schools, and departments—making it possible for students to step across multiple boundaries.

Dean’s Message: The Best Places in the World to Fail

In the wake of commencement season, I wish the Class of ’16—and all of those in the extended Boston College family—profound success in their lives and careers. And I wish that all of us find or continue to find something even rarer: the best places in the world to fail.

That's Gratitude

Gratitude is a key practice that Portico students learn through the weekly “Examen” meditations and other forms of self-reflection during the course.

Portico: Big Ideas About Business and Society—On the First Day of Class

Self-reflection, management, philosophy, ethics, and the social sciences are all components of Portico, a required class launched seven years ago and taken by all entering students at Boston College’s Carroll School of Management.

Aristotle in the Boardroom

On a Friday in mid-November, Professor Ethan Sullivan and his Portico class bounce back and forth between Aristotle and accounting, the classics and the headlines.

By the Numbers: Accounting Career Outcomes

From above-average CPA Exam pass rates to placement at Big 4 accounting firms, the Carroll School's accounting grads are headed to great heights.

Letter to the Class of '21

Dean Andy Boynton’s tribute to the 2021 graduates, prepared for publication in Sub Turri

“Whenever I Stopped Learning, I Moved On”

Rupal Patel Poltack ’94, who runs Walton Enterprises, talks with students about her unexpected career path

No Handshakes Required

Shea Center hosts virtual tech and entrepreneurship fair for BC undergraduates

From Empty Fridge to Billion Dollar Acquisition

Two Carroll School alums sell their hugely successful startup to Uber for $1.1B.