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Good morning, Class of 2021, parents, family, friends, faculty and staff, Interim President Paul Condrin, and most importantly, welcome Yankee fans, to America’s most beloved ballpark. I am more than thankful to be here today to reflect on behalf of the Class…

Former President Gloria Cordes Larson Encourages Bentley Graduates at First Fenway Park Commencement

Courtney Woronka ’21 had three goals when she first arrived at Bentley: Play varsity softball. Study abroad. And be a campus tour guide, like she was in high school.  Woronka whiffed on two of the three but still…

Bentley responds to growing importance of DEI in the workplace Chief Diversity Officer. Vice President of Culture. Inclusion Specialist. The titles may differ, but all of these positions reflect the…

For Salvatore “Sal” Stile ’92, the world of professional sales encompasses more than cold calls and commissions.  Indeed, while the founder and president of…

Suchithra Vengalil’s master of Business Analytics was a graduate degree 16 years in the making. So, after waiting so long to see her dream come true, Vengalil promised herself she was going to make the most of it. …

Bill Pappas ’94, MBA ’95 believes in fostering diverse talent and an inclusive culture to build strong and effective global teams. Executive vice president and head of technology and operations at MetLife, he has a proven track record of integrating technology…

Professor’s research explores how implicit bias affects consumer perceptions of gendered brands With his gleaming bald head, jaunty hoop earring…

The unprecedented development of COVID-19 vaccines less than a year after discovery of this virus was enabled by more than $17 billion of research on vaccine technologies funded by the NIH prior to the pandemic, according to new research from Bentley University’s Center for Integrat

Rome internship gives Rachel Dobrzynski ’21 a taste of media and culture  Rachel Dobrzynski ’21 loves to talk. So much so that she learned Spanish so she could “talk to more people” in her high school…