Bentley University News

Bentley President Gloria Larson joined Bloomberg Radio’s Cory Johnson and guest experts to talk about which factors students and their families should focus on in the final weeks leading up to decision time so they can find the best college match.

Bentley Professor of English and Media Studies Gesa Kirsch has been awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Stipend grant to study the Woman’s Medical Journal, which circulated nationwide from 1893 to 1952, along with the network of women doctors that it helped foster. 

We spoke with Professor Henri Weijo, a marketing and consumer behavior expert, to discuss how United and Pepsi handled their PR crises and how brands can avoid similar mistakes.

De León Griffin, an associate professor of modern languages at Bentley, is a scholar of cartonera, which is the act of making books by hand out of cardboard trash.

Bentley’s Center for Women and Business and the Bentley Research Council recently co-sponsored the second annual faculty/industry roundtable around the stark facts facing the tech industry as it seeks to improve the number of women in its ranks. The conversation was “Diversity In Tech: Addressing the Talent Pipeline and Workplace Culture.” 

Sharron Zhu (MBA ’15) took inspiration from startups when deciding what to do with her career.

Sandeep Purao has been on a quest this spring that took him to Copenhagen, Helsinki and Barcelona—all to learn about smart city initiatives and city-university partnerships, and to contribute to research and teaching at Bentley.

We sat down with Professor David Szymanski, PhD, as he raved about the science of sustainability. With backgrounds in geology and chemical forensics, Szymanski is a man of many disciplines. A former Congressional Science Fellow in the U.S. Senate, he enjoys involving Bentley students in research initiatives for nonpartisan energy and climate policy development. What […]

By Emily Larson ’20 Dresses to Dreams is a fast-growing on-campus organization dedicated to providing free prom dresses to underprivileged teenagers in the Greater Boston area. For the second time, the Dresses to Dreams event was sponsored by the Bentley University Center for Women and Business. This year, about 700 dresses, mostly from the organization Gifts […]

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The “Suburban Opioid Study” will focus on suburban populations of opioid and heroin users including interviews with users and former users in and around Boston, New Haven, Conn., and Atlanta. With Associate Professor of Sociology Miriam Boeri as co-principal investigator along with a colleague at Southern Connecticut State University, Bentley will receive $142,025 of the $341,565 grant, the first NIH grant to a Bentley faculty member.