Bentley University News

The Valente Center for Arts and Sciences is pleased to announce the upcoming publication of This Era of Black Activism, which includes chapters on this era of Black activism from 2000-2022, partly based on works sponsored by the Valente Center for Arts &…

Associate Professor Kerri-Ann Sanderson never had the pleasure of meeting Darald Libby ’40, but she considers the Bentley alumnus to be a kindred spirit.   Sanderson was recently named the Darald R. and Juliet R. Libby Professor of Accounting, an endowed…

If you’ve ever explored the Greater Boston area, chances are you’ve done so with the MBTA, or Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, New England’s largest public transportation provider. According to Avery Heinz ’23, whether you traveled via subway, bus,…

Amid a mix of sunshine, a light breeze and a sea of “Bentley blue” t-shirts, Bentley’s weeklong move-in festivities kicked off with high energy as the university welcomed the Class of 2027. The 1,138 students in the entering class — including 24% who are the…

A Greek immigrant, George Manioudakis’s American dream was never for his son Angelo G. Manioudakis ’88 to be a partner at a big firm or become a heart surgeon, but to be the first in their family to get a college education. Angelo did that — and more — and is…

Bentley University is partnering with Kuwait College of Science and Technology (KCST) to provide a new Executive Education program for Kuwaiti business leaders. The program offered through KCST’s Centre of Innovation and Continuing Education and Training is…

“A warm hug.” That’s how one student described Bentley Shabbat dinners to Julia Barron. Overseeing seven Greater Boston-area universities as director of engagement and leadership for the Hillel Council of New England, Barron has served as Bentley’s Jewish…

For students who are the first in their families to go to college, that acceptance letter can feel like the entry point to a new life. But once a student enrolls as a Falcon, how is Bentley ensuring they have the resources they need to thrive? It takes…

Rebecca Curry ’25 and Sal Ternullo ’14, MSA ’18 first heard about blockchain in 2011 and 2012, respectively; Ternullo was in his second year at Bentley and Curry was just 11 years old. Now, more than a decade later, the pair has teamed up to lead a Web3 event…