In the Know @ the Bentley Library

Inspired by the RSM Gallery’s “Boston in 100 Words” exhibit, the library brings you Boston Beyond 100 Words, a display of books set in Boston. 

The National Archives just released The 1950 Census and these records are now available and searchable from this dedicated website. 

Check out the new books and movies we added to the library's collection last month! Go to the New Books & DVDs page to view the new arrivals by subject or format. When you see something you want, click the “Request” button to place a hold on it.

The book, Music is History by Questlove, is available through the Bentley Library’s OverDrive/Libby Collection from April 4th through April 18th to everyone in the Bentley Community. 

Bentley Library is pleased to announce a new integrated library system (ILS) coming this June. We are replacing our 16-year old online catalog and discovery platform with a new, cloud-based system from Ex Libris, called Alma/Primo. While Alma is the backbone of library operations, Primo is a cloud-based discovery service that’s designed to offer searching across the library’s catalog, subscription databases, and other digital collections through one interface.

Primo works seamlessly with Alma to offer you:

Financial Times Online (FT.com) goes beyond conventional business and financial analysis to cover the external drivers and trends shaping markets. A good example is its Moral Money newsletter that compiles news around the theme of Social Responsibility. And with Alphaville, you can take the pulse of markets through blog posts and aggregation of information from around the web on current business and finance topics. FT.com also carries out special investigations.

The library will remain open during Spring Break with some modifications to our normal hours. If you are staying in the area you can visit for a quiet place to relax, to borrow books and movies, or to pick up a museum pass.  

The February new acquisitions lists are now available for browsing! Go to the New Books & DVDs page to view the new arrivals by subject or format. When you see something you want, click the “Request” button to place a hold on it.