Bentley University News

Alumnae and students from Coming Full Circle, a group for Bentley faculty, staff and students of color, recently came together for an authentic conversation that included valuable career insights on how to navigate barriers and cultivate personal and…

For the seventh consecutive year, Bentley University student-athletes have the highest graduation rate in the nation at 99%, according to the latest NCAA Division II Academic Success Rate report. Bentley was one of only two schools with this top…

As a member of the university’s Learning Design team, Georgia Madway helps Bentley faculty develop enriching and engaging course materials that enhance student learning. She specializes in inclusive pedagogy, an educational approach that acknowledges and…

A former Christian missionary turned unapologetic atheist, Dan Everett — longtime Bentley Sociology and Global Studies professor and internationally recognized linguist, anthropologist and author — is uniquely qualified to comment on the ethical implications…

During First Falcons Week, a series of programs aimed at celebrating first-generation students, Bentley announced the First Falcons Mentorship Program developed in partnership with Deloitte Consulting. The initiative, which matches participating first-…

Since 1987, the Cronin Office of International Education has helped approximately 11,000 Bentley students broaden their horizons — both literally and metaphorically — through academically rigorous and culturally enriching international programs. Research…

Kassidi Thompson ’27 was a senior in high school when she first visited Bentley, though it wasn’t for a campus tour. Instead, she was in a Student Center conference room testing out her entrepreneurial skills at a Bentley-hosted Junior Achievement (JA)…

Do Americans trust businesses to use AI responsibly? When should companies speak out on social and political issues? Should companies consider a four-day workweek?