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President Larson Rings Closing Bell at Nasdaq

President Gloria Larson rang the Nasdaq closing bell on April 20, 2017, to honor Bentley’s centennial year. ...

Bentley on Bloomberg: How to Choose the College that’s Right for You

Bentley President Gloria Larson joined Bloomberg Radio’s Cory Johnson and guest experts to talk about which factors students and their families should focus on in the final weeks leading up to decision time so they can find the best college match. ...

Bentley Students Compete in National Moot Court Competition

Three Bentley teams participated in the national American Collegiate Moot Court Association competition in Tampa, Florida in early January. The teams had their best performance since 2012. ...

An Unexpected Legacy

Brooke Jameson ’19 never planned to join the Bentley family, but as soon as she visited campus she knew it was home. She follows in the footsteps of her parents, Ed ’85 and Megan (Zielinski) ’85. ...

Uphill Battle: Students Participate in First Online Fitness Challenge

For many students, getting around campus at Bentley University can be an uphill battle—literally. Situated on a large hill, most of Bentley’s academic buildings can be found at the top, while the student center, residence halls and fitness center are located at the bottom. As a result, a culture of driving to and from upper to lower campus has emerged as students attempt to avoid the dreaded walk up the Smith stairs.

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Student Life: Moments & Memories

From Wednesday night bowling leagues to pizza bagels and mozzarella sticks, alumni through the years share their favorite Bentley student life memories. ...

A Day in the Life: Then & Now

While Bentley’s commitment to providing a world-class business education has not wavered throughout the decades, the university’s student life experience has changed dramatically. Here is a snapshot of an average day in the life as told by students from two distinctly different eras in Bentley’s history. ...

Student Life as We've Known It

It is fitting that the student affairs profession took shape in the early 20th century, just as Harry Bentley was starting his own educational endeavor. Our founder cared very much about students’ development as professionals and for them personally (in lending money to those in need, for example). The sentiment carries through our history, more evident now than ever as we aim to develop students who go on to have great careers and great lives. ...

First Person: Don LeBlanc

In my years working on the grounds, I saw both the university and my department change so much. The campus of course continued getting larger and larger, with new buildings going up. Naturally, our department grew too. ...

Academics: Moments & Memories

From courses and professors to the best (and worst) excuses for missing class, alumni share their favorite academic memories. ...
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