Economics Professor Dave Gulley explains who would be most impacted if the federal minimum wage is raised.
Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman explains why identity theft tax scams could be at record highs this year.
Director of the Pulsifer Undergraduate Career Development Center, Alyssa Hammond, offers tips for young people seeking employment during the pandemic.
New research co-authored by Economics Professor Dhaval Dave reveals that although D.C. didn't see an increase in COVID-19 cases due to the riots at the U.S. Capitol Building, the hometowns of the rioters experienced a significant increase.
Management Lecturer Susan Vroman co-authors a piece offering strategies for companies as they plan for the future.
The Center for Women & Business is highlighted for offering engaging and high quality virtual events during the pandemic.
Fred Ledley, Director of the Center for Integration of Science and Industry, is interviewed about new research from the center that concludes biotech companies are not a riskier investment than other industries.
Senior Marketing Lecturer Perry Lowe discusses the importance of reviews in attracting and retaining customers with Travelers Auto Insurance.
English and Media Studies Lecturer James Fitzgerald authors an op-ed arguing that future relief bills must offer more wide-ranging support to help people meet their everyday needs.
The research of Bentley University faculty is featured for a full week on The Academic Minute – a radio show on WAMC, Northeast Public Radio. In this segment, Professor Fred Ledley talked about his research exploring whether pharmaceutical companies are really as profitable as people think.
