Bentley University News

Let’s get this out of the way up front: with midterms and finals, nothing can make up for lack of preparation. You can stream Mozart 24/7 in the week leading up to exams, and it won’t magically make you understand differential calculus. But while there’s no substitute for going to class, doing assignments and studying, […]

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Bentley University students reveal powerful messages about themselves with the help of Dear World, an award-winning, global storytelling initiative.

How Bentley University, companies and society are focusing on sustainability.

Bentley University's President Gloria Larson gives three tips for opening your mind to find your passion.

The Outstanding Scholarly Contribution awards recognize specific, distinct scholarly accomplishments by Bentley faculty each year. 

What can a university do to prepare tomorrow’s future business leaders to help reform the healthcare system? Dr. Donald Berwick, president emeritus and senior fellow at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, raised this question to Bentley students, faculty and staff at a recent forum.

Professor Diane Kellogg of Bentley University is the first recipient of the Friend of Africa Award, presented at the annual African Women of Excellence Awards Gala in New York City.

Where is the environmental sustainability movement headed? Experts offer their options.

By Priya Roy ’18, a Managerial Economics major. Doing small acts of kindness should not be difficult, so a new group called College Kindness does its best to make giving back and helping people just a little bit easier. Launched by a Bentley University Honors Program student, College Kindness is built on the belief that small […]

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What is an environmentalist? Why younger generations don’t like the term, even though they’re helping the environment and sustainability efforts more than ever.