Bentley University News

Baby Boomers may not be as adept at technology as millennials — but they're also more alike than you might think. 

Jorge Albarran ’17, Sebastian Alegria ’17, and Ting Ting Lin ’18 are among 860 American undergraduate students from 332 colleges and universities across the U.S. selected to receive the prestigious Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship.

by Cort Johnson, Bentley University ’06 Listen, for those of you who want to be entrepreneurs — whether you’re already in college or still in high school — the time to build your network is now. Boston has a thriving tech ecosystem and every day that you’re not taking advantage of it is a missed […]

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A team of Bentley University undergraduate students traveled to Washington D.C. this spring to help raise awareness about the economic impacts of geoscience research.

The college interview is just a different type of meeting that requires a little more planning and care.

College entrance exams and standardized tests can be an important component to gaining acceptance to your dream college.

Whip out a smartphone and download one of these brain building games.

Is it all just misplaced fear of technology, or are smartphones really changing the way we behave?

You won't have to pay a penny to enjoy this list of Boston activities.

If you're a soon-to-be freshman, or you've been looking for pointers to help you get through your first few weeks at school, here are 15 tips anyone can benefit from.