Data from the Bentley-Gallup Business in Society report is highlighted for revealing that the majority of Americans believe AI will reduce jobs.
First-year student Diana Buenrostro is featured in this story which highlights La Vida Scholars, a college access program that helps students go to college with minimal debt by educating them and their families.
Assistant Professor of Marketing Shelle Santana offers perspective on the cultural cache of some brands.
Bentley is highlighted for being included in WalletHub’s latest rankings. The university tied for first place for post-attendance median salary, along with four other institutions including MIT and Carnegie Mellon.
Associate Professor of Mathematics Noah Giansiracusa weighs in on the debate surrounding Google’s research dominance and how breakthroughs in computer science should be recognized.
Assistant Professor of Global Studies Maricruz Osorio explains why it’s hard to predict if the economy, always an important issue during a presidential election, will be what sways voters in November.
Senior Lecturer of Law and Taxation Steve Weisman advises about a new scheme where scammers are sending people pictures of their homes to scare them into sending money.
Associate Professor of English and Media Studies Traci Abbot offers perspective on trans representation, romance and relationships tied to the Netflix young adult series Heartstopper.
The Bentley-Gallup Business in Society survey is featured, and President Chrite is quoted, in this piece that outlines why it’s a difficult time for business leaders to be socially responsible and offers advice on how businesses can help to solve social problems.
Data from the Bentley-Gallup Business in Society Report is highlighted for revealing that 13 percent of Americans feel artificial intelligence does more good than harm.