Bentley is getting geared up for both the Undergraduate and Graduate Commencement ceremonies. Bert & John Jacobs, Co-founders of Life is Good, will be speaking at the undergraduate ceremony, while Jorge Moran, CEO of Sovereign Bank, will be speaking at the graduate ceremony.

Bentley will be hosting its annual Liberal Studies Major Reception and Showcase for all current Bentley seniors pursuing their dual degree to discuss their culminating projects either in presentation or poster session format. The Liberal Studies Double Major is designed for students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree, and allows for these students to receive a rich array of arts and sciences courses to complement their business education.

Bill Rosemann of Marvel Comics will be coming to campus to speak about creating iconic super-hero stories and characters that resonate with audiences of all ages. Rosemann has been a journalist, copywriter, project manager, script writer and marketing director in his 20-plus years in the industry.

Companies such as Coca-Cola, Hill Holiday, the Boston Celtics, L'Oreal, Vistaprint and many others are coming to campus to share their insights, experiences and advice for all of our students interested in pursuing a career in either the Marketing or Communication field.

Black United Body is sponsoring an on-campus event in celebration of Black History Month with Jeopardy, free soul food, live performances and prizes for attendees.

Bentley will be hosting it's semi-annual career fair in our own Dana Athletic Center. Over 97 employers have registered for the event thus far, including TJX Companies, Inc, Vistaprint, Target, KPMG, LLP, Dunkin Brands, Gorton's and many, many others.

The Bentley Business Bowl (BBB) is a one-day, university-wide business case competition held annually and open to ALL registered students – Graduate and Undergraduate. It is an opportunity for each team to show their skill in solving real-world business dilemmas and to interact and network with business professionals. A panel of judges drawn from alumni and the corporate community evaluate each team’s presentation.

The 2012-2013 season marked the 50th year of men's basketball at Bentley and they are celebrating by hosting the First Fifty Years of Bentley Basketball Reunion. The 50 teams, with an all-time roster of 247 players and 32 coaches, have produced the sixth highest all-time winning percentage in Division II history.

Four Bentley men's tennis players were named All-Conference by the Northeast-10. Bentley finished the regular season with an overall record of 7-10 and 7-2 conference, giving them the second seed in the Northeast-10 Championships.

Gladiuk became the second straight Falcon to be named the conference's top rookie, after center Alex Grieve took the honor last season. Gladiuk was named to the All-Rookie team last week as well.

The Lady Falcons will move on to the Northeast-10 Tournament for the third time in three consecutive years years after trumping Assumption College 68-59. This was their 26th straight win at home and 19th consecutive postseason home victory.

Coach Bob DeFelice was profiled by the Boston Globe as he begins his 45th season as the head baseball coach at Bentley University. He is the first, and only, varsity baseball coach at Bentley and is ready to take on the 2013 season starting on March 20th. To read the full article, click here.

Bentley junior, Tom Nagy, made his Bentley debut, hitting an eighth-inning grand slam and drove in all five runs as the Falcons opened the college baseball season by stunning the University of Tampa, 5-3, Friday night at the UT Baseball Field.

Bentley keeps its rank at #2 as it enters its two-week holiday break at 9-0 after extending its winning streak against East Region opposition to 22 and stretching its string of home victories to 15.

Bentley's Center for Business Ethics will be hosting the 2013 Global Business Ethics Symposium, sponsored by State Street Foundation. The symposium, the 9th in a multi-year partnership, is intended to unite business and higher education in the common goal of building a strong ethical foundation from which to serve many constituencies and communities.

A new student organization has formed on campus, the Student Alumni Leadership Council (SALC), a group dedicated to supporting a non-profit organization that they care deeply about- Bentley. To kick off the group formation, SALC will be hosting Philanthropy Week, which entails educational messaging around campus, expressions of student gratitude for their Bentley experience and endorsements of Bentley’s non-profit mission to educate tomorrow’s business leaders.

Bentley's new course "Career Development Introduction 101" is offered for all incoming Bentley freshmen and transfer students for the first time this year. It is a class that focuses on showing students what business is like, meeting with business representatives, doing mock interviews, elevator pitches and much more. To read the full article, click here.

President Gloria Larson was a guest speaker at The Massachusetts Conference for Women, the largest women's conference in the state, offering community and connection, information and inspiration.

A Bentley team took home second place against Northwestern University during the national finals of the College Fed Challenge, a competition that challenges undergraduates to analyze economic conditions and make monetary policy recommendations. The Bentley contingent advanced to the finals after winning the regional competition against 18 other schools, including Harvard, Dartmouth and Middlebury.

'Tampopo' is an off-beat comedy featuring several intersecting stories all related to food. The film is open to all Bentley students and will be introduced by Samir Dayal, Department of English and Media Studies.

The Bentley Office of Sustainability in conjunction with the Alliance for Ethics and Social Responsibility have teamed up to screen 'Switch,' an agenda-free energy documentary embraced across political lines. As the Super Bowl blackout teaches us, our lives depend on a consistent source of electricity.