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Bentley Students Bring Passions to Life

March 5, 2019

Even with more than 100 clubs and organizations to choose from, sometimes a Bentley University student wants more. That’s why the school makes it so easy to start your own. The co-ed community service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega is a great example. Its Bentley chapter started a few years ago, when a group of freshmen […]

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Graduate Students Shine in National Health Care Analytics Contest

February 27, 2019
A team of students from Bentley's Master of Business Analytics program placed second in a national health care analytics competition. 

New Research: What Happens When Auditors Get the Flu?

February 22, 2019
New research by doctoral student Landi Morris and Professor Rani Hoitash examines the impact of the flu on the work of auditors -- and what that means for clients.

Welcome to the Physical Web

February 18, 2019
A group of computer information systems students designed a Bluetooth beacon system that provided a virtual "student-eye view" of life at Bentley for visiting students.

Women’s Issues Transcend the Globe: Are We Making Progress?

February 15, 2019
Professor of Global Studies Joni Seager's latest book, "The Women’s Atlas," provides comprehensive global data on the key issues facing women today.

When Business Takes a Leading Role

February 14, 2019

Valerie Boucher ’20 lands a Hollywood film internship

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New Bentley Graduates Report Successful Outcomes: 99 Percent are Employed or in Graduate School

February 13, 2019
Ninety nine percent of Bentley University’s undergraduate Class of 2018 are employed, attending or planning to attend graduate school, according to statistics reported six months after their graduation. 

The Business of Entertainment: Mackenzie Baker’s Path to Broadcast Media

February 12, 2019

Mackenzie Baker likes business; but when it came time to choose a major, she didn’t want something “traditional” because she doesn’t really like numbers and formulas. So she was immediately drawn to Bentley’s Creative Industries major. “Creative Industries was my chance to build a solid business foundation but be able to tailor it towards my […]

For Kyrsten Arnold ’20, Student Clubs Take Center Stage

February 7, 2019

By Kristen Walsh Kyrsten Arnold ˊ20 first became interested in Bentley when she participated in a case competition on campus during high school. She fell in love with the campus and the faculty — and set her sights on applying. But there was one thing weighing on Arnold’s mind: student clubs and organizations. Namely, a […]

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Forging a Path to Wall Street

February 7, 2019

Ryan Gormley ˊ19 dreamed of a job on Wall Street, and Career Services helped make it happen

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