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Remy Cofield MBA '14 explains how his Bentley graduate degree prepared him for life as an NBA scout. 

Bentley University will offer first-generation students from Massachusetts a private university education for the price of a state university. The BentleyFirst program provides a scholarship that allows first-generation students to attend Bentley for the same…

In the world of telehealth, business is booming.  Although virtual medicine has been a possibility since the 1960s — when NASA scientists pioneered technology to monitor astronauts’ health during space missions — it’s an option that, pre-pandemic, was largely…

Inclusion for employees with disabilities is becoming a priority at Fortune 500 companies, start-ups, non-profits and academic institutions — but organizations often fail to leverage the talents of workers with disabilities, according to a report from Bentley…

“The business of making money often takes priority over justice and legal principles,” David Missirian contends. And while the assistant professor of Law could cite countless historical — and contemporary — examples to illustrate this truism, he considers the…

Two years ago, Gordon ’80 and Annellen Pulsifer ’80, P ’08, ’19 generously donated $2 million to support what Gordon calls “a crown jewel” of the Bentley experience: career development. On Friday, September 17, Bentley recognized their significant support,…

With their powder-soft white sand and astonishingly clear turquoise waters, the beaches of the Bahamas have long enticed visitors to lounge on their tranquil shores. But when Betsy Stoner heads to the Caribbean island nation next spring, she’ll be focused on…

Torrential rainstorms and prolonged droughts. Diminishing polar ice caps and increasing ocean acidification. The effects of climate change are ubiquitous and irrefutable — but not yet irreversible: A United…