Bentley University News

What’s in your backpack? There may be more than you think. Just a laptop and a smartphone open up the door to seemingly endless technology, says Bentley CIO Phillip Knutel. And the implications are big: Many employers expect millennials to be adept at everything from social media to electronic collaboration and communication to content management.

You know those people that tell you that college goes by in the blink of an eye? BELIEVE them. My friends and family throughout high school used to tell me that high school was nothing compared to how fast college goes by…I never believed them, until now. I swear I was JUST a freshman. Now […]

Online, millennials often find themselves in agreement about politics — but that’s not necessarily a good thing.

When people think athletic success at Bentley, they rightly think of our Women’s Basketball program, Division 2 National Champions in 2013-14 (seriously WATCH THIS VIDEO) and perennial favorite to make a deep run into the NCAA tournament. Or they think of the Division 1 Men’s Hockey program, touting Hobey Baker finalists (best college hockey player […]

At BNY Mellon, more than a quarter of the workforce is between the ages of 21 and 34.

No matter how much I refuse to believe that this is my last year at Bentley, it is inevitable that I will be walking across the stage in May to receive my diploma. It has been one crazy ride these past few years, but after some reflection I realized that freshman year was the start to […]

I think I stared at my computer screen for a good 20 minutes trying to figure out how to start my first introduction entry. I typed in so many introduction sentences and none of them seemed perfect or witty enough to make the cut. I didn’t want to start off with my name because duh, that’s […]

Bentley University received an honorable mention at the 11th annual College Fed Challenge held at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C.

In today's workplace, millennials may need to make adjustments to succeed. 

Millennials: studies show digital immersion has affected the way you absorb information. Is that a good thing?