Bentley University News

Lynn Wolf ’88, MBA ’00, a Double Falcon and senior lecturer in Accounting, has been named a 2025 Educator of the Year by the Massachusetts Society of Certified Public Accountants (MassCPAs).Founded in 1900, MassCPAs is a professional association representing…

Graduates, family and friends cheered, hugged and wiped away tears as the Bentley University Class of 2025 celebrated together one final time at the graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremonies on Friday and Saturday.The tone of the ceremonies was…

Students from the Class of 2025 made the most of their experiences as they discovered passions and celebrated milestones. They advocated for Bentley to be the first business school on track to become a Fair Trade Certified university. They rallied around the…

Bentley University has named Jennifer N. Brown as the next dean of Arts and Sciences, starting this July. The announcement was made by Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs Paul Tesluk in an email to the Bentley community following a rigorous and…

When Mehek Malhotra, MSHFID ’25 learned a nonprofit supporting esophageal cancer patients in Africa needed help designing its website, she immediately volunteered to help.  A graduate student in Bentley’s Master’s in Human Factors in Information Design…

Kallen Wu ’26 fondly remembers the New England Aquarium, Chinatown and Prudential Center as favorite stops during weekly family outings to Boston. She says those early experiences influenced her search for a college campus near the city.   “I…

In the business world, innovation is critical to an organization’s long-term success. The same is true of the business classroom. Just as successful companies adapt to meet the needs of changing markets, effective educators adapt how and what they teach to…

Bentley University has purchased and will renovate two apartment buildings directly adjacent to campus, which will increase on-campus housing at a time when students are showing record interest in living on campus. The new residence halls will offer 24 one-…

For Laila Altanbour ’25, May 24, 2022, serves as a reminder of a pivotal decision that she says would define her future. It’s the day she committed to wearing the hijab, a head covering worn by Muslim women, as a marker of her faith.  “When I chose…

Approximately 8 million students participate in high school athletics in the U.S., with only about 6.5% going on to compete at NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) schools. Amber Kiricoples ’25, MBA ’26 fell into that elite group when she was…