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Saving Face

March 5, 2021
Student’s research highlights need for greater FDA oversight in cosmetics industry Growing up, Juliana Harrison ’20 had designs on becoming a doctor. When it came time to choose a college, however,…

5 Questions with New Trustee Dan Farley, MBA ’95

March 4, 2021
New Bentley trustee Dan Farley, MBA ’95 is an advocate for educational access and a leader committed to helping people discover and maximize their strengths. Executive vice president at State Street Global Advisors and chief…

98 Percent of Bentley’s Class of 2020 is Employed or in Graduate School - Despite Graduating During a Pandemic

March 1, 2021
Even with the challenge of entering the job market in the middle of a pandemic, Bentley’s Class of 2020 is reporting successful outcomes. Ninety eight percent are employed, attending or planning to attend graduate school, according to data reported six months…

Coronavirus Chronicles

February 26, 2021
Bentley lecturer James Fitz Gerald recognized that the transition to college for first-year students is difficult enough — never mind in a worldwide pandemic. So he invited them to write about it.  “COVID-19 had shifted the order of things, dramatically…

Honors and Awards: Spring 2021

February 25, 2021
Bentley recognizes its faculty, staff, and students for their awards, honors and other achievements.

Why Change is Good

February 23, 2021
    Professor Buono joined the     Bentley faculty in 1979.
The irony isn’t lost on Tony Buono.  Indeed, as the Management and Sociology professor points out, “I’ve been fascinated by change my entire…

The Force of a Financial Future

February 22, 2021
Rahul Bhojwani '22 likes solving problems — especially when his work will benefit others. After learning in eighth grade about the impact that the 2008 recession had on Wall Street and the rest of the country, he figured he'd do so through a career…

A Running Start

February 12, 2021
When you’re a collegiate student-athlete, you learn to use both sides of your brain. 
          Samantha Bilodeau '22
So it’s not a huge surprise that cross country and track runner Samantha…

Order in the Courts

February 11, 2021
Like many Americans, Bill Gribbons wasn’t thrilled to find a jury duty summons in his mailbox.  His apprehension, however, soon gave way to curiosity. A professor of Information Design and Corporate Communications, Gribbons has devoted much of his life to…

Annette Choy '22 Finds Her Voice

February 8, 2021
For Annette Choy ’22, a business law course during her first semester at Bentley had a profound impact. Choy began research into racial profiling in the court system and soon realized how deeply ingrained were the problems with the nation’s justice system.…