Bentley University News

Saudi Arabia is the largest economy in the Middle East and North Africa and is one of the largest oil producers in the world. On Feb. 26, the Bentley University community got an inside look at how the country is diversifying its economy to reduce its…

Opportunities for Inclusion, a nonprofit organization in Waltham, presented the 2024 “Rags” LaCava Community Service Award to the Bentley Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Center (BSLCE). For more than a decade, Bentley students have facilitated art…

Just hours before the Boston Celtics took on Cleveland at TD Garden, 35 Boston-area high school students gathered at the Celtics headquarters for a different kind of pre-game huddle. As part of Celtics Career Day presented by Bentley University on February 28…

The 2024–2025 season of Bentley Division I hockey boasts a 29-man roster that includes 22 returning players with their sights set on the playoffs and beyond.The regular season included a win against Maine in Portland — the Falcons’ first-ever victory over a…

For more than a century, Bentley has been reinventing business education to meet the needs of an ever-changing global marketplace. Recognizing that technological innovation is a business imperative, the university began providing laptops to all students in…

When I heard about Artificial Intelligence in Emerging Markets [CS444], a two-week faculty-led study abroad course in Southeast Asia, I was excited: It fit with my goal to immerse myself in a global experience and support my professional interests and my…

The student-led Campus Activities Board (CAB) held its first Black History Month concert, themed “For the Culture,” with a performance by rapper, singer and producer Wolfacejoeyy on Feb. 20. “This is a huge moment for our community,” says Jaychele Nicole…

Ever felt like you don’t belong? Have you struggled with guilt for being the first in your family to be able to attend college? Do you sometimes question your abilities despite your accomplishments?  You’re not alone. Imposter syndrome — struggling…

We live in a time of technological change and political tension. Businesses are caught in the middle. When should they speak out? How should they adopt AI? What should they do about diversity, equity and inclusion? These are among the questions asked in the…

In 2018, Chantrise Sims-Holliman ’96 experienced a life-changing heart attack with complications that led to a double leg amputation. As a Black woman, she had already navigated the challenges of race and gender, but she found being disabled made her “more…