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Yawkey Foundations Award Bentley $500,000 to Boost Service-Learning and Civic Engagement

March 31, 2017
The Yawkey Foundations have recognized Bentley University’s longstanding commitment to service-learning and awarded the university $500,000 to educate students to effectively lead nonprofit organizations and expand student efforts to help community groups.

Career Communities Program Gives Students Head Start in Career Planning

March 30, 2017

Bentley’s Career Services office was recently named No. 1 in the country by the Princeton Review. One of the reasons for this respect is the fact that they never stop thinking of innovative ways to nurture the future careers of Bentley students. The new Career Communities program is a great example. Bentley University Career Services […]

Tips On Crafting Your MBA Personal Statement

March 30, 2017
Follow these tips and your MBA personal statement will be among the cream of the crop.

Office Hours: A Q&A with Professor Dhaval Dave

March 28, 2017

Economics Professor Dhaval Dave is a Stanton Research Professor and a Research Associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research. His immense dedication to his field can be seen in the numerous academic journals he has authored, featured in places like the Journal of Health Economics and the Journal of Urban Economics. Dave’s research also […]

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New Study Demonstrates the Importance of Long-Term Funding for Cancer Research

March 27, 2017
New drugs to treat cancer that are now emerging are the end products of research begun in the 1970s and ‘80s, a new study by Bentley University has found, demonstrating the importance of long-term research in bringing new therapies to market.

CNBC Ranks Bentley 15th Best College for Student Earning Potential

March 23, 2017

CNBC recently ranked Bentley University 15th on its list of the 30 Colleges Where Students Go On To Earn the Most Money. To determine its list, the network used the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard, which covers data on thousands of American colleges, including median earnings of federally aided students 10 years after enrolling, […]

How to Create More Women Leaders in the Workplace

March 23, 2017
Executive Director of Bentley’s Center for Women and Business Deb Pine explains how a woman’s view of leadership starts as early as 6 years old and dramatically changes the way she thinks about a career.

Office Hours: A Q&A with Professor Ian Cross

March 21, 2017

We sat down with Professor Ian Cross, senior lecturer of marketing, as he spoke passionately about teaching marketing. As the director of the Center for Marketing Technology at Bentley, Cross teaches about cutting-edge marketing tools, techniques, and intellectual capital. He also enjoys teaching students about branding, social media marketing, and creating business value through consulting. […]

Learning New Ways To Learn

March 16, 2017

Bentley’s Honors Program taught Amanda Pine ’17 new ways to learn. A senior Economics-Finance major (with minors in Law and Management) from Suffield, Connecticut, Amanda says the Honors Program’s academic challenge pushed her to discover better ways to manage her time and work as part of a team. She’s put those skills to work during […]

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Bentley Students Compete in National Moot Court Competition

March 16, 2017
Three Bentley teams participated in the national American Collegiate Moot Court Association competition in Tampa, Florida in early January. The teams had their best performance since 2012.