Bentley University News

If you're looking to become a business professional, master real-world issues while you’re still a student and it’ll pay off later in a big way. 

As millennials age into their mid-thirties and climb the corporate ladder, many companies are finding it more and more valuable — even necessary — to include millennials on their boards.

In a way, getting fat makes sense.

Indeed, people are growing obese on a global scale. As nearly the whole world gets steadily fatter, economists are taking a closer look at why we make the unhealthy choices we do. Our fattening decisions make rational economic sense, they say, but only if we ignore the future.

By Melissa Clauss ’16, a Marketing major, and resident assistant for Honors Program housing.  I want to preface this article by saying that I am not a cheesy person. I embrace cold truths and brutal honesty with open arms. But everyone has a soft spot — and for me, it is my residents on the Honors […]

Bentley and its media partner, Bloomberg Radio, broadcast the latest segment in an ongoing series during Bloomberg’s “Taking Stock” program on Thursday, April 30, 2015. 

How can we better prepare millennials for work? We explored the key skills college grads are lacking, and potential solutions for filling those gaps. 

Millennials don't trust advertising or financial institutions — a lesson Bank of America and media company Vice recently learned the hard way. 

What are the obstacles to millennial women's professional success? A survey by Bentley University's PreparedU Project explores some of the issues. 

You don’t have to choose between a business or liberal arts education. So why do so many of us think we do?

In response to the catastrophic events in Nepal and surrounding areas, Bentley’s Residence Hall Association will donate all money raised at Breakfast by Moonlight to an organization dedicated to providing relief efforts.