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Think you know ball? Take our World Cup 2026 quiz and find out

WBUR Radio |

Bentley being named the World Cup training site for the French national soccer team is included in a quiz testing people’s soccer knowledge.

Bentley men’s basketball coach Jay Lawson announces retirement

Boston Globe |

Athletic Director Vaughn Williams thanks men’s basketball coach Jay Lawson for leading the team with excellence and integrity for 34 seasons.

"Personalized Pricing" Could Mean You’re Paying More Than Everyone Else—Here’s How to Outsmart It

Real Simple |

Associate Professor of Mathematics Noah Giansiracusa offers advice on how to get the best deal in the age of personalized pricing.

Americans oppose huge AI data centers in their towns. Tiny ones in their homes may be a different story

CNBC |

Lecturer of Computer Information Systems Arthur Ream offers perspective on the concept of putting AI data centers into people’s homes.

Should I Click 'Allow Cookies' On Every Website That Asks?

HuffPost |

Senior Lecturer of Law Steve Weisman offers advice on deciding when and what kind of cookies to accept from websites.

AI chatbots can prioritize flattery over facts – and that carries serious risks

The Conversation |

Assistant Professor of Philosophy Cody Turner co-authors a piece about his new research which examines the ethics of AI’s tendency to tell users what they want to hear

Opinion: Speak, Yuppie

New York Times |

Assistant Professor of History Dylan Gottlieb authors a piece about the significant impact of yuppies, also known as young urban professionals, on our culture, economy and political landscape.

2026 graduation ceremony dates, locations for Boston-area colleges

Metrowest Daily News |

Bentley University is included in a round-up of this year’s college commencement ceremonies.

Why do so many African women bleach their skin? Study looks beyond what they tell researchers

The Conversation |

Assistant Professor of Natural and Applied Sciences Oyenike Balogun writes about her new research which reveals a high number of Black African women show a preference for lighter skin when using a psychological assessment. 
 

FDA unveils plan for real-time review of clinical trial data, with AstraZeneca and Amgen already on board

Fierce Biotech |

Director of the Center for Integration of Science and Industry Fred Ledley offers perspective on a pilot program that allows FDA regulators to view clinical information in real time rather than waiting for data to be collected and analyzed.