Bentley University News

Despite the lure of Silicon Valley, this tech leader feels that Boston is exactly the place where he needs to be. 

Bentley University is proud to announce that it has maintained both its business and accounting accreditation by AACSB International—The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. 

Though it may be surprising in a society obsessed with achievement, in the workplace, a simply "good enough" manager may be exactly what employees need. 

Dr. Mae Jemison, the first ever woman of color to travel into space, delivered the keynote address at Bentley University’s 29th annual celebration honoring Martin Luther King Jr. on Thursday, April 9, 2015.

The first in a series of blogs I’ll do about the people you meet around campus.  This “meet the people” will hopefully give you some insight into what I think truly makes Bentley the place it is. From students to professors to staff and everyone else, you’ll hear me emphasize that regardless of where you […]

Think business graduates can't be creative? This video producer will make you think again. 

Millennials are targeted as a self-absorbed generation, but new studies have shown that they may not be to blame. 

To create a speech with a long shelf-life, every character counts. 

Groundbreaking scientific advances can create as many questions as they solve. In the Center for the Integration of Science and Industry, students learn how business can help address them. 

A lot of you may have heard about Bentley’s awesome Liberal Studies Major (LSM) that lets you tie your business background with the liberal arts, but let me tell you how it helped me diversify myself in the corporate world! My LSM is Quantitative Perspectives (focus in mathematics), and I tied that to my major […]