Economics Professor Scott Sumner summarizes a housing crisis seminar presented by Senior Economist Paul Willen of the Federal Bank of Boston.
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(CNBC)
Economics Professor Scott Sumner is named as a potential replacement for Federal Reserve System Chairman, Ben Bernanke.
(Wicked Local (Waltham))
Alum and current NFL lineman, Mackenzy Bernadeau, headed back to his hometown of Waltham to join a Service-Learning Center initiative to clean-up and transform a building that will house a new community center.
(PONGR Blog)
The student-run marketing association just finished a six-week photo contest using Pongr to help promote the rebranding efforts across campus and motivate students to have fun in the community.
(Bloomberg Businessweek)
Bloomberg Businessweek features the new book by Bentley faculty advocating for the integration of business with the arts and sciences. The book, Shaping the Future of Business Education, is co-edited by Dean Daniel Everett and Adjunct Lecturer Gordon Hardy.
(Bloomberg Radio)
Adjunct Economics Lecturer Michael Enz discusses the business of football in conjunction with the NFL draft.
(HuffPost Live)
President Gloria Larson discusses the importance of combining business skills with liberal arts education to produce the most well-rounded college graduates.
(Forbes)
Bentley Alumni Dan Schawbel, head of Millennial Branding consulting firm, shares his expertise on finding a job after graduation. He lists the top five mistakes he sees students make when applying for a position, including not utilizing the university's career services or not networking properly.
(Montreal Gazette)
History Lecturer Leonid Trofimov provides insight on the conflict surrounding Chechnya, a place of particular interest after the marathon bombing.
(CBC News)
History Lecturer Leonid Trofimov uses his expertise on Russian history to help answer questions on the cultural backgrounds of the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings.