A Tree Of Hope Blooms
Students, staff and faculty created a "Tree of Life" -- 331 messages of hope, love and support -- and sent it to a synagogue in Pittsburgh after an attack there left 11 people dead. ...
Kristen Walsh
Why the Hospitality Industry Shouldn’t Ditch Printed Brochures
A new survey from the Center For Marketing Technology reveals why going paperless could be bad for tourism. ...
Snap, Tweet, Post: Interns Put Their Social Media Skills to Work
Bentley interns learn social media skills that translate directly to today's workplace. ...
Award-winning Professor ‘Lights a Fire’ for Students
Professor Mahendra Gujarathi has been named the Outstanding Accounting Educator for 2018 by the American Accounting Association. ...
Why Women are Disappearing From the Career Pipeline
Data compiled by Bentley’s Gloria Cordes Larson Center for Women and Business points to early career barriers for women and ways that companies can help. ...
Why Business and Science Need Each Other
The Nobel Prize-winning Biogen co-founder and MIT Professor Phillip Sharp discussed the role of business in scientific innovation as part of Bentley's Innovator's Business Speaker Series. ...
Bentley University Health Center Receives Three-Year National Accreditation
The Health Center is one of four Massachusetts student outpatient facilities to receive this accolade. ...
A Personal Investment
Alexandria Steinmann '18 pursued her passion for investing to land an analyst position at the global financial services company Credit Suisse. ...
New Data Analytics Major Prepares Students for Jobs in High Demand
Bentley's new Data Analytics major prepares students for high-demand jobs such as data scientist, data engineer and business analyst. ...
Not Your Typical Day at the Beach
Students travel to Cape Cod for a hands-on learning course to study the geological changes of the Cape’s eroding beaches. ...