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Updates from the Racial Justice Task Force

November 5, 2020
Upcoming Events Rev. Lennox Yearwood Join the Office of Sustainability, Racial Justice Task Force and the Valente Center for Arts and Sciences, for an enlightening conversation with Rev. Lennox Yearwood Jr, the President & Founder of Hip Hop Caucus, a…

True to our Values

November 4, 2020
Dear Members of the Bentley Community, There is no greater privilege in America than the opportunity to exercise the right to vote. Every four years, citizens of this country have the chance to evaluate where we are, examine where we’re going…

Family Matters: It Takes Two to Transfer

November 1, 2020

Weaving Commerce & Compassion

November 1, 2020

Your Voice Matters

October 27, 2020

Election 2020 with CNN’s Dan Merica ’10 and Professor Jeff Gulati

October 26, 2020
If President Trump wins the Electoral College vote and Joe Biden wins the popular vote, will the Electoral College be dismantled? Which state is the most critical for either candidate to win the White House? How important is the death of Supreme Court Justice…

For Female Doctors, Mentoring Matters

October 23, 2020
Student research shows young physicians seek connection, camaraderie “Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much,” Helen Keller once observed. The renowned educator and activist may have spoken these…

Hooray for Hallyu

October 14, 2020
Student research shows the economic impact of a cultural wave (Above, clockwise from top left: K-pop band BTS, the South Korean flag, K-beauty and Parasite director Bong Joon-ho. Center: K-pop band Blackpink.)…

From Homeless to Student Government President

October 13, 2020
It was first-year orientation back in 2016 when Jesse Nava '20 did something he never expected, but that would change his life and the lives of others. In a last-minute decision, Nava stood on a stage in front of Bentley classmates, faculty and staff to…

Return to Campus Newsletter

October 9, 2020

Dear Bentley Community, 

We’re seven weeks away from Thanksgiving, which will mark the end of our on-campus experience for the fall trimester. With cases on the rise across the state, it’s of the utmost importance that we continue to be responsible and comply with all health and safety policies and protocols. Getting to Thanksgiving will take our collective efforts, and it’s crucial that we all do our part.

City of Waltham COVID-19 Risk Level Increase