The Bentley Microfinance Group, one of the largest student-run loan funds in the country, is featured for its revamped outreach program as it builds relationships with area businesses.

The Bloomberg Businessweek rankings for the top business schools in the country were recently announced with Bentley moving into the 20th spot. 

The launch of the Center for the Integration of Science and Industry, founded and directed by Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences Fred Ledley, is highlighted after receiving a grant from the National Biomedical Research Foundation.

Bentley University's Center for Women and Business is mentioned for their "Taking Charge" program, created to strengthen women in management by developing professional presence and leadership skills necessary for success.   

2012 survey published by Bentley and The Boston Club reflected women holding 12.7 percent of all board positions among the state's 100 largest companies.

Bentley University is among the Massachusetts colleges highlighted for having the highest graduation rates in the country in a study conducted by the Chronicle of Higher Education.

President Gloria Larson is named to the Boston Business Journal's "Power 50" list of 2012. Executive Editor of the BBJ states about the Power 50, "The power players in Boston are the ones getting things done and leading change in the Boston economy."

Boston Business Journal spotlights newly appointed partners at area accounting firms. Four out of the 12 CPA's have earned Bentley degrees.

Betsy Myers comments on a recent Atlantic article citing the struggles of working women and how the Center for Women and Business at Bentley is addressing the need for change in the workplace.

Bentley Career Services Director Susan Brennan offers insight on banks recruiting college graduates.