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On-Campus Discussion Explores Facts and Myths about E-Cigarettes

October 24, 2019
     Professor Dhaval Dave
In September, Massachusetts became the first state to ban the sale of all electronic cigarettes and vaping devices, as Governor Charlie Baker declared that e-cigarette use had become a…

Pulsifer Family Names Career Development Center with $2 Million Gift

October 23, 2019
President Alison Davis-Blake announced today that Gordon ’80 and Annellen Pulsifer ’80, P ’08, ’19 have generously donated $2 million to support Career Services at Bentley. In recognition of this significant investment in the university, the office will…

Bentley University Honors and Awards

October 20, 2019
Bentley recognizes its faculty, staff, and students for their awards, honors and other achievements. Bentley University's Office of Systems, Networks and Telecommunications has been awarded the 2019 E&I National Cloud Leadership Award for their use…

‘It’s Never Too Late to Achieve Your Dream’

October 16, 2019
When Mark Hodgdon ’19 came back to Bentley to finish his bachelor’s degree 26 years after he first enrolled, the father of three had something to prove—to himself and his family. “I had two goals,” Mark says. “To finally finish what I started and to show my…

Schadee Scholarship Springboards Futures

October 15, 2019
President Alison Davis-Blake is pleased to announce two new additions to the Great Benefactors of Bentley: Robert ’66 and Muriel, MST ’99 Schadee. To honor Bob, who supported Bentley throughout his life and passed away in March 2018, Muriel has given $1…

Ball in the Family

October 10, 2019
Ryan Berardino ’20 knew the 2019 Major League Baseball draft was coming up, but he didn’t want to get his hopes up. The Bentley first baseman didn’t think this was his year, but the Boston Red Sox had different ideas. “I wasn’t really paying attention to the…

Alumni Family Honors Mother's Legacy with Service Pup

October 9, 2019
Whenever Geoff Worrell, P ’14 talks about his wife, Cindy, P ’14, the conversation always circles back to this: She spent her whole life giving back.Right out of college, Cindy taught GED and life-skills classes. She went on to help people buy homes as a…

The Spy Who Followed the Gold

October 8, 2019
Growing up in West Roxbury, Massachusetts, Liz Bethoney dreamed of becoming a ballerina. Instead, her life took a very different path, including an Economics-Finance degree from Bentley that led to a career in the U.S. intelligence community, where she found…

8 Questions With Steven Millner '83

October 7, 2019
Steven C. Millner ’83 is a believer in hard work, long-term commitment and paying it forward. Following an entrepreneurial passion that dates back to childhood, Millner is a managing principal and co-founder of Gen II Fund Services, LLC, the largest…

Steven C. Millner ’83 is a believer in hard work, long-term commitment and paying it forward. Following an entrepreneurial passion that dates back to childhood, Millner is a managing principal and co-founder of Gen II Fund Services, LLC, the largest independent private equity fund administrator based in the U.S. Here, he speaks about his journey from Bentley student to private equity expert to new member of the university’s board of trustees.

New Sustainable Investing Program

October 3, 2019
  ​​​  Otgo Erhemjamts
Tobacco, gender diversity, executive pay, climate change – these are just a few of the environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues that investors consider today. As of 2018, there…