Bentley University News

Cooper Farrall ’27 is an NCAA athlete, advocate and entrepreneur. But there’s more to his story. He’s also someone who shares his Type 1 diabetes (T1D) journey with thousands of social media followers. Here, he shares more about some of his most meaningful…

Would you rather see a political ad on TV or Facebook — or get a candidate flyer in the mail? Does an influencer’s political opinion change the way you vote?Data reveals that the way voters consume media is reshaping the political campaign landscape.…

It took about eight and a half years after my Type I diabetes (T1D) diagnosis for me to feel comfortable talking about it. It was my sophomore basketball season at Bentley. Joel Goddett — who also lives with Type 1 and is director of strategic…

STEM and the humanities may seem like an unlikely pair, but people with both sets of skills will be prepared to navigate a job market being reshaped by AI. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report, AI and big data top the list of fastest…

Many Americans are familiar with AI — but that doesn’t mean they trust businesses to use it responsibly. In fact, just 27% of Americans said they do, according to a newly released Bentley-Gallup survey. On October 8, Bentley asked some of the biggest players…

Americans continue to see business as a positive force in society, but four years of improving sentiment came to a halt this year as the public weighed higher prices and businesses’ growing use of artificial intelligence, according to the 2026 Bentley-Gallup…

As she walked into the U.S. District Court of Massachusetts in Boston for the first day of a summer fellowship, Kassidi Thompson ’27 felt both empowered and at ease.  “I was sure that I was in the right place,” she recalls of joining seven other…