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Wall Street Boot Camp

February 6, 2020
Above: Program founder Abubakr Dumbuya ’07 (left) with participants Yuening Lyu ’22 and Cameron Tierney ’22. Photo by Kevin Maguire. Investment banks are changing the way they find young talent: Recruiting at an elite list of target colleges is giving…

Mining Data to Help the Homeless

February 4, 2020
         Professor Monica Garfield
On any given day, approximately 20,000 people in Massachusetts — and more than 560,000 nationwide — experience homelessness. And while not having a home to call your own…

Coronavirus Update and Prevention Measures

February 3, 2020
Dear Bentley Community,I am writing to share updates on the respiratory illness caused by the novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV). Since the virus was found outside Wuhan, China, the Bentley Health Center has been closely monitoring the U.S. Department of State and…

Information about Measles Immunizations

January 24, 2020
Dear Bentley Community,Thank you for sharing your measles-related questions over the course of this week. I am writing to clarify the requirements for measles immunity for Bentley faculty and staff based on the Department of Public Health’s requirements. I…

Memorial Service to Celebrate the Life of Max Evensen ’20

January 23, 2020
     Max Evensen '20
The Bentley community will gather on Wednesday, Feb. 5 at 2:00 p.m. to remember Max Evensen ’20. The celebration of life, to take place in Koumantzelis Auditorium, will offer students,…

Bentley Named One of the Top Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts

January 17, 2020
Above: Bentley University President Alison Davis-Blake Bentley students are learning by example when it comes to successful women in business. Bentley was named to The Boston Globe 2019 Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts list, noting…

Bentley Introduces Office of Gender and Sexuality Student Programs

January 16, 2020
A new Office of Gender and Sexuality Student Programs will focus on gender equity and LGBTQ+ programming to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for students around gender and sexuality. The new office will be part of the university’s Student Equity…

In the Land of Fire and Ice

January 13, 2020
Above: Students and professors stop for a photo while hiking the Falljökull glacier on Iceland's southeastern coast. While Wall Street may be the road on the minds of many Bentley students, Iceland’s Ring Road was the one 14 students visited to study…

Why Community Matters

January 13, 2020
Welcome back to campus for the start of another semester at Bentley. If you’re new students joining us for the first time, we’re excited to welcome you to the community. I hope you all had a restful holiday season and got to spend quality time with family and…

New Editors to Lead Ethics Journal 'Business and Society Review'

January 10, 2020

The W. Michael Hoffman Center for Business Ethics is pleased to announce that professors David M. Wasieleski and James Weber have agreed to serve as the new editors of the center’s journal, Business and Society Review (BASR). BASR is a peer-reviewed academic journal that addresses a wide range of ethical issues concerning the relationships between business, society, and the public good.