Bentley University News

“The Morocco conference is on!” Hannah Rauch ’19 was astounded when the email arrived from her Honors Program adviser: She would be the sole undergraduate student, among doctoral candidates and faculty members worldwide, to present at the International…

How quickly 12 months can go by. My first year as the university’s eighth president has affirmed exactly what I thought when I arrived on campus last summer: Bentley is quite a special place.  The 2018-2019 academic year has come to an end, but it will…

Personal fitness is big business.  The U.S. health club industry serves more than 71.5 million consumers, and about one in five Americans belong to at least one health club or studio, according to the International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub…

Spotlight: Fast Track Your Career Alumnus co-leads job search group for fellow grads Between “what you know” and “who you know,” Bob Leahy ’74, MBA ’90 and Barbara Lipps know which one typically needs the most work…

Banking was the family business for Dina Shoman ’01, MBA ’06 (above) but growing up, she was “bored to tears” by finance. Brandon Samba ’20 (below) comes from a San Diego neighborhood where, he says, “financial literacy was scarce.” Their different…

It’s hard to believe that in less than two weeks, Bentley will welcome a new group of Falcons – the Class of 2023. In preparation for their arrival, we asked alumni, students and friends for advice for incoming Falcons. Here are some of their tips! If…

Written by Helen Henrichs Princeton Review has ranked Bentley University the top college in the country for internship opportunities as part of its 2019 edition of “The Best Value Colleges: 200 Schools with Exceptional ROI for Your Tuition Investment."…

Princeton Review Ranks Bentley #1 for Internships and #3 for Career Services Bentley University’s nationally recognized career service department is ranked #3 in the country in The Princeton Review’s newly-released…

Over the weekend our nation was struck by two senseless acts of violence that left 31 people dead and many more injured. As updates have come in, I’ve struggled to find the words to express how deeply saddened I am by these tragic acts. While attacks of this…

Growing up, Alex Duarte ˊ19 didn’t like school and considered going into the military. But several things changed his plans: His mother wanted him to attend college first; he was diagnosed and treated for an attention disorder; and once in college, he took a…