Solving Society’s Ills
June 6, 2022
Bentley University News
Jet-Set Travel Minus Sky-High Costs
June 6, 2022
Growing Engagement
June 6, 2022
Keith Singletary ’96 has long wanted to create more opportunities for alumni of color to get or stay engaged with their alma mater.
Soon he’ll get his wish, joining fellow members of the Global Alumni Board (GAB) to host such gathering during Falcon Weekend…
Inside Job: Deep Space Design
June 6, 2022
Imagine packing up the old RV for a camp-out in … outer space.
Astronauts headed to NASA’s Artemis Gateway, a space station set to orbit the Moon in 2024, will be living tiny in their new quarters: the Habitation and Logistics Outpost (HALO). Northrop…
Transforming the Business of Health Care
June 6, 2022
When Chris and Greg Smith first learned about a burgeoning effort in Bentley’s business education they were intrigued; health care is a personal — and professional — interest for them. It’s an industry, they say, that’s headed for a very necessary disruption.…
Instrumental
June 6, 2022
The PROfile: Vinay Gokaldas ’10
June 6, 2022
Vinay Gokaldas ’10 is founder and CEO of Pasiv Financial, an artificial intelligence-powered investing app that allows people to build and manage a stock portfolio using simple chat commands. Find out why he calls NFTs (non-fungible tokens) the next big…
Bentley’s ‘Best Program of the Year’ Celebrates African Culture
May 31, 2022
Voted by Bentley Student Programs and Engagement as the best program of the year, the 2022 Africana Student Association (ASA) Gala was lauded by attendees as “the best African event in Massachusetts” and “an incredible night.” With highlights that included…
3 Ways to Harness Happiness Every Day
May 31, 2022
In a world where media headlines are dominated by mass shootings, COVID variants and war in Ukraine, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by anger and anxiety. But maintaining an optimistic outlook isn’t impossible, says James “Pouli” Pouliopoulos: “Just because the…
Calculus and Curtain Calls
May 24, 2022
She’s been cast as a Pakistani grandmother, as the non-binary romantic partner of a woman with terminal cancer and as Charon, Pluto’s largest moon. But for Mita Das, her favorite role is one she plays off stage: A college professor passionate about teaching…