Bentley is #13 on a list of the top 50 colleges that provide the highest return on investment based on the salaries graduates earn and how much they paid in tuition.
New research from the Center for Health and Business, in partnership with unBurnt™, reveals that burnout might be most apparent in employees who still appear highly productive.
Professor of Computer Information Systems Jeff Proudfoot co-authors a piece that explores how board members at companies can be more effective in their oversight of cybersecurity.
Bentley is highlighted as being the training site for the French national team during the 2026 FIFA world Cup.
Bentley Provost Paul Tesluk shares highlights of the Adamian renovation project which aims to future-proof students and incorporate more technology into teaching and learning.
Bentley is featured for being selected as the French national's team training site during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Assistant Professor of Philosophy Cody Turner talks about the harm that can be caused by AI chatbots that are overly agreeable.
Data from the 2025 Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report is used to highlight Newsweek’s inaugural ranking of companies that stand out for their commitment to charitable giving and community impact.
Economics Professor Dave Gulley explains why Governor Healey’s request for the Trump administration to refund Massachusetts residents for increased costs they face due to tariffs is unlikely to happen.
For the past few years, we’ve tried to explain declining attention at work through things like burnout, quiet quitting, or generational change. But as Management Lecturer Jeff LeBlanc explains, there may be a simpler explanation.