Meg Murphy

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Global health issues are no abstraction when you live and work alongside African villagers in urgent need of food, water, and basic sanitation, according to Bentley professors who have spent more than a decade engaged with such communities.Recently Bentley’s Health Thought Leadership Network, which advances impactful research in health and healthcare, supported the innovative work of two faculty members. Both are engaged in transformative work in Africa. In interviews, they share the philosophy behind their work and the passion that drives it. ...

Recently, Jill Brown, a management professor at Bentley University, went to the doctor. Over the course of her examination, she was directed to get a routine but specialized test at a nearby hospital. Here is the thing: she knew better.

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For entrepreneurs seeking an edge in the business community, look to the field of nanotechnology.

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When a deadly virus strikes, an earthquake erupts, or biological agents are released, governments respond. Officials develop solutions to the crisis because, as all can see, the need is evident. A better game plan: anticipate risks, even those not easily identifiable, and prepare beforehand. ...

Why creativity is important to career success, with advice and activities from a Bentley University professor on how to embrace it. ...

A Bentley professor and students show how you can learn leadership skills through ballroom dancing. ...

Monetary policy is, by its nature, an unpredictable tool. Just ask an economics professor about the U.S. Federal Reserve. You’ll learn about its surprise policy announcements and about investors panicking over bad financial decisions and incorrect forecasts.

Indeed, the Fed holds the power to stabilize the economy or, if things go awry, throw it into chaos.

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Want to advance your business career? Read a book. ...