Bentley University News

Let’s face it: nowadays, applying for college can feel like a part-time job in itself. Whether you’re just beginning the journey and are still excited for the road ahead—or you already started college and are looking back, older and wiser—you’ll be able to relate to this roller coaster of emotions. And for those of you […]

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Sometimes the hardest part of a graduate school application can be writing your essay. Gordon Berridge, associate director of graduate admission at Bentley, provides advice and tips in how to make your essay stand out and help admission officers "get to know you".

Thanks to a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy, Michael Walsh, a research fellow in Bentley's Center for Integration of Science and Industry, is developing a business commercialization plan to use industrially cultivated algae for production of energy, animal feed and even human food.

Jeff Gulati, associate professor of political science at Bentley , whose areas of expertise include campaigns and elections, e-government and media and politics, is available to discuss what we can expect to see at the Republican Convention.

Associate Professor of Finance Otgotestef Erhemjamts is available to discuss how likely CEOs are to pursue corporate social responsibility practices within their companies.

When not reading balance sheets or studying tax law, members of the Bentley University a cappella group “Off the Clock” spend their time performing for audiences all around the Greater Waltham area. The student-run group has come a long way since their founding in March 2010, winning their first-ever organized competition this year at Worcester […]

In a new best colleges ranking from Money, Bentley was ranked number two in the nation among colleges that add the most value. 

Over the past week, we have witnessed heartbreaking events in Baton Rouge, St. Paul, Dallas, and cities across America.

When Finals Week at Bentley University wrapped up this year, most students closed their books, hugged their friends and headed home for a summer of volunteering, interning and relaxing. But not all students. Eighteen undergraduates and two professors set out for Cape Cod. But instead of lounging on the beach to unwind from the spring […]

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Today's students require a flexible learning experience. Strictly online courses sometimes struggle, but hybrid models, or "extended classrooms," outfitted with video cameras, ceiling-mounted student microphones with digital processors and smartboards show impressive results.