Bentley University News

Vasilia Vasiliou, PhD ’20 teaches equity and inclusion to her college students (Above: Vasilia Vasiliou, her husband Christos and their son Alexandros celebrate her PhD degree during a graduation ceremony…

Best-selling author shares insights about business — and life — with students Daniel Pink is the New York Times best-selling author of six books about business, work and…

Students past and present reflect upon the importance of internships Indeed’s Career Guide offers 12 reasons why internships are important, including testing industry knowledge, figuring out interests,…

Pilot course demonstrates how business leaders can become sustainability champions Liz Brown wants Bentley students to know that true…

When his Bentley lacrosse coaches told Connor Baughan ’21 they needed him to switch from offense to defense for the first time in his career, he knew he had to figure out a new way to score.  

On Wednesday, June 23, the provost's office will host a virtual Juneteenth celebration to give Bentley community members a chance to share the significance of the holiday and discuss what the day means to them. Juneteenth is celebrated each year on June…

One day after Eliza Bresler ’20, MBA ’21 was named a first team All-American by the Intercollegiate Women’s Lacrosse Coaches Association, another accolade came her way - Division II Goalie of the Year. For…

When he was 15 years old, Juan Cristo Diaz ’21 went rooting around in his father’s record collection. Intrigued by the colorful cover of “Chet Baker Sings,” Cristo Diaz decided to…

Georgianna Meléndez ’94 was shocked to hear that she was named to Get Konnected!’s inaugural list of the region’s 50 Most Influential People of Color in Higher Education — sitting among talented people in Boston’s higher education scene (including her …