Bentley University News

Tobacco, gender diversity, executive pay, climate change – these are just a few of the environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues that investors consider today. As of 2018, there…

Bentley Board Chair J. Paul Condrin III ’83, P ’19, ’22 and President Alison Davis-Blake this week announced a gift of $1.5 million from Steven ’73 and Christine (Smith) ’73 Manfredi, P ’10. The commitment will create the Finish Line Grant Fund, which…

Born and raised in Westford, Rich Rubini has fond memories of attending summer camps on the Bentley campus while growing up. Today, he’s back on campus for a much different reason. As the new general manager for Sodexo, the university’s food service…

It wasn’t your typical rescue call for Bentley Police Officer Matthew Doucot: a dog was locked in a car parked on campus. It was a warm summer day and there was concern about the dog’s safety as the temperature climbed. Could he…

Last month, an Oklahoma judge made history, ordering the consumer products giant Johnson & Johnson to pay $572 million to the state after finding it liable…

Watch out, Instagram: The days of your “likes” may be numbered.Or rather, un-numbered. According to Professor of Marketing and Experience Design Pierre Berthon, the…

National Science Foundation Awards $1.4 Million to Combine STEM and Business Learning Ask Dave Szymanski…

It’s a milestone day for Bentley’s Class of 2023, who arrived on campus to launch their college journey. More than 950 students moved in today, setting up dorm rooms, meeting new roommates and getting to know a campus they will call “home" for the…

Personal fitness is big business.  The U.S. health club industry serves more than 71.5 million consumers, and about one in five Americans belong to at least one health club or studio, according to the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub…