In the News

The Center for Women and Business is recognized for their newest curated research report which reveals that women continue to get left behind in the workplace, from entry level positions to early management opportunities.

Curated research from the Center for Women and Business details the reasons why women are disappearing from the career pipeline. 

Business Law Professor Liz Brown offers advice on how to best protect young loved ones from hackers using toys with technological capabilities.

President Alison Davis-Blake powerfully pens her enthusiastic commitment to the mission of learning and diversity at Bentley University and shares the “three guiding principles” she will utilize in leading the institution.

Steve Weisman, senior lecturer of Law, Taxation and Financial Planning, shares tips on recognizing identity theft.

Dean of Undergraduate Admission, Suzanne Cuccurullo, talks about Bentley's new "Admissions 101" podcast as an innovative resource for prospective families and college counselors.

Steve Weisman, senior lecturer for Law, Taxation, and Financial Planning, explains why checking your credit will not hurt your credit score and is even important in ensuring credit security. 

Executive Director of the Office of Sustainability, Amanda King, explains the planning required to make the multipurpose Bentley Arena the most environmentally sustainable ice arena in the U.S.

Global Studies Professor Joel Deichmann offers advice on traveling during the holiday season.

Management Professor Cynthia Clark co-authors this piece about her new research which shows that boards of directors are broadening their definition of diversity to include different perspectives and skills. This is leading to a slowdown in the rate of appointment of women and other minorities to board seats.