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Plugged In Business

October 29, 2021
On a Saturday morning in late July 2021 just before 8 a.m., Gabriel San Miguel '22 was standing outside a local shop in Puerto Rico waiting for the doors to open. By 6 p.m., he had talked to dozens of shop owners and managers. No, he’s not a shopaholic. San…

Honors and Awards: Fall 2021

October 29, 2021

Efforts to Reduce Sexism at Bentley

October 21, 2021

Driving Ambition

October 20, 2021
Since he was 3, Alex Lambert ’23 has been driven to use business to make the world a better place.  “Every Tuesday was trash day in Dracut, Mass., where I grew up, and I would stand at the window and watch the trash and recycling get collected,” he…

Leveraging Employees with Disabilities

October 20, 2021
Inclusion for employees with disabilities is becoming a priority at Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, non-profits and academic institutions — but organizations often fail to leverage the talents of workers with …

How technology is boosting your creativity

October 15, 2021
Advanced technologies are having a greater impact on your mind than you may believe. Modern tools may be making you more creative.

Patrick Couillard Hale

October 14, 2021
Patrick Couillard Hale is the new Director of Diversity and Inclusion at Bentley. He arrives fresh from Babson College, where he served as the Director of Multicultural and Identity Programs.     How did you become interested in…

45 Years of Bentley Athletics by the Numbers

October 12, 2021
Since he first arrived at Bentley as an undergraduate student in 1973, Dick Lipe has seen his fair share of games on and off campus. As a student, he worked closely with the Athletics Office for all four years compiling statistics for Bentley’s football,…

Honoring Indigenous Americans

October 8, 2021
“The business of making money often takes priority over justice and legal principles,” David Missirian contends. And while the assistant professor of Law could cite countless historical — and contemporary — examples to illustrate this truism, he considers…

Peer Perspectives on Inclusion

October 8, 2021
               Professor Cruz
Before he decided to become a professor, Dr. Mateo Cruz spent nearly a decade working with nonprofits to design and deliver health leadership programs for youth…