Bentley University News

In this third part our video series, we explore the need for businesses to transform their cultures to match the ways millennials actually work and live.

Student Center Renovations As a current senior, I am one of approximately 1,000 students who have seen the student center go through major transitions over the past four years. With that said, many of us are eager to see the renovations to the Student Center come to life in 2015! Here’s some background info on […]

Electronic medial records hold promise as a way to manage care for cancer survivors — but not without potential complications for privacy and security.

In this second of our four-part video series, “The Corner Office on Millennials,” we asked CEOs Brian Halligan (HubSpot) and Larry Hughes (BNY Mellon) and Bentley President Gloria Larson the question: “How are millennials different from previous generations?”

With colleges and universities facing ongoing questions about the outcomes and preparation they provide, Bentley’s 2014 graduates are proof that an undergraduate degree is a worthwhile investment.

Forget helicopter parents: what millennials really want are mentors. 

I’m not sure who might be reading this, but if, by some chance, you’re planning to major in Finance, Economics-Finance, or Corporate Finance & Accounting, pay attention. Tomorrow I’m attending a Pillars of Wall Street Financial Training workshop here at Bentley. Our Economics-Finance Society (which yours truly is a part of) was able to provide […]

In our recent survey report, “The Millennial Mind Goes to Work: How Millennial Preferences will Shape the Future of the Modern Workplace,” we spoke directly with millennials about how prepared they feel for professional life...

I don’t know when exactly I started referring to Bentley as home, but I think there comes a point in almost every college student’s life when they do the same. From freshman to senior year, this campus and the people that fill it have made 8:30 AM classes bearable…and that’s saying something. As a second […]

Being from Vermont, I’m pretty used to blizzards, snowstorms, Nor-easters, or whatever you’d like to call them; a couple feet here and there- no big deal. Unfazed, Vermonters hop in their Subaru’s equipped with studded snow tires and go about their business as usual. Waltham, and maybe all of Massachusetts, is a little bit different […]