College finals week typically brings visions of stressed, bleary-eyed students pulling all-nighters, but many schools are trying to change that. No, they’re not doing away with finals (sorry!), but they are providing perks like snack breaks and extended library hours. For example, Bentley University’s Alpha Kappa Psi fraternity is jumping on this trend and running […]
After a wonderful semester of acing midterms, preparing and presenting your group project for every class, and attending social events in-between, you think you’ve seen it all. Spring Day is over, and now there’s nothing else between you and summer vacation besides a few exams. What could go wrong, right? Finals can be a stressful […]
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Most college students can’t wait to hit the snooze alarm on Saturday mornings, but Taylor Sweeney ’16 is not one of them. From February through April, you can find Sweeney — along with 70 other Bentley University student volunteers — in Morison Hall, working diligently to prepare tax returns for low income and elderly taxpayers […]
Dear Incoming Freshmen, Congratulations on (almost) finishing your high school career. I was in your shoes only one year ago, and I remember the stress of standardized testing, college applications, schoolwork and extracurriculars. I promise you that your hard work will pay off. You’re now about to walk on a new path in life. As a […]
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By Kenneth Yang ’14, an Economics-Finance major. Over the past few years, students representing Bentley University in academic competitions have been consistently lighting up on opponents’ radars. These opportunities enable students to apply their knowledge and to test the quality of Bentley’s academics and its students against other schools. Although there are many more academic […]