Bentley University News

More than 70 percent of Bentley students receive some form of financial aid each year. Find out what Donna Kendall, Executive Director of Financial Assistance and Enrollment Management, says you can do to make the application process easier. Get your Federal Student Aid ID now.  To apply for aid using the Free Application for Federal Student […]

Why are there so few women on corporate boards? Big data can offer some, but not all, of the answers. 

Take Julia Paradis ’16. An Information Design and Corporate Communications major, Paradis spent this past summer on a Ferrera Fellowship, a program that allows Bentley students to intern for a nonprofit organization. Paradis selected Global Smile Foundation (GSF), an organization that provides pro-bono, multi-disciplinary, and long-term cleft lip and palate care to underserved children and […]

The concept of Big Data is constantly changing depending on the state of the art in technology. 

If you regularly read top business publications, you might be confused — and rightfully so. Are millennials becoming more risk-averse, launching fewer startups than before? Or are they “bullish on entrepreneurship,” embracing the make-or-break stakes with open arms?

As part of a Global Women’s Leadership course, during spring break, 14 undergraduate students traveled to Sweden and Denmark to study the countries’ progressive corporate policies on gender equality.

Decided to work backwards? Be sure to check out Part 1 of the Bentley Verbal Survival Guide too! Smith stairs – Consider this the double black diamond of stairs. You will be out of breath and sweaty when you summit, regardless of temperature (so budget time before class to stop sweating and wipe your face). Good news is […]

A Bentley course explores how female personas in the media can reinforce stereotypes that are harmful to women's personal and professional choices. 

How can big data be used to benefit us, and how may it threaten our privacy? Bentley researchers explored these questions at the annual Research Colloquium. 

The rise of disruptive technologies is giving Gen Z new ways of challenging the status quo.