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40 Years Later: Bentley’s MLK Celebration Then and Now

February 3, 2026
When Martin Luther King Jr. Day was first observed as a federal holiday in 1986, it established a national moment not just for commemoration, but for continued pursuit of justice. That same year, Bentley launched its own MLK observance — an event that has…

Bentley Named a Top Green College — What It Reveals About Our Sustainability Progress

January 30, 2026
At Bentley University, “sustainability” isn’t just a buzz word — it’s measurable progress.For nearly two decades, our institution has risen to the challenge, working to reduce environmental impact while also preparing students to lead in a world shaped by…

3 Ways to Make Math Work for You (Not Against You)

January 16, 2026
Is math a form of self-defense? Bentley’s Noah Giansiracusa thinks so.  In his new book, “Robin Hood Math: Take Control of the Algorithms That Run Your Life,” the associate professor of Mathematical Sciences explains how we’re nudged, ranked, targeted and…

You Can Unlock Your Potential, With a Little Help

January 7, 2026
Have you ever listened to a recording of your own voice? Most of us cringe. But executive coach Rick Miller ’80 says that awkward moment could be one key to unlocking your potential.  “When I work with leaders, a common issue is a disconnect between the…

Year in Review: Our Most Clicked Stories from 2025

December 19, 2025
You clicked, you read, you shared — and now it’s time for our annual recap.  Based on reader engagement, these 10 stories highlighting student success, institutional excellence and transformative campus investments captured the most attention this year.…

How Honors Student Joe Romano Made History by Just 4 Votes

December 11, 2025
It’s a familiar election day refrain: “Every vote counts.”    Last month, Bentley Honors student Joe Romano ’27, MSA ’27 experienced the truth behind the cliché, edging out his opponent in Winthrop’s Town Council race by just four votes. In doing so…

Do Americans Trust Business and AI?

December 11, 2025
Bentley University and the Massachusetts Business Roundtable brought together business leaders for a discussion focused on the 2025 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report. The report reveals how Americans believe business is impacting society. The…

Johanna Cardoso ’26 is Studying Abroad to ‘Fashion’ her Professional Journey

December 11, 2025
Johanna Cardoso ’26 is a fashion enthusiast. And in spring 2025, she set out to define her style — and her career — in one of the Big Four fashion capitals of the world: Milan, Italy. During her semester abroad at MKS Milano Fashion School, she stepped into…

How Bentley Students Tackle Big Problems — From Day One

December 8, 2025
Robots. Well-being. Authenticity. Capitalism. Responsible leadership. Bentley students explore these topics, and more, during their first semester on campus. Falcon Discovery Seminar (FDS) is a required course for first-year students. Classes are taught by…

Tech Enthusiast: Aidan Griffith Is Optimizing Life and a Career

December 4, 2025
Aidan Griffith ’26 says he’s “dipped his toes into lots of different aspects of Bentley and the professional world.” But it’s more accurate to say he took a deep dive. Griffith founded the Bentley Artificial Intelligence Society (BAIS). He joined the…