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Mental Health Matters in the Workplace

May 3, 2021

Center for Women and Business calls on corporations to prioritize emotional wellness Before COVID-19, emotional wellbeing was a significant, but largely solitary, concern for America’s workforce. According to the…

Real Men Don’t Buy ‘Mrs. Clean’

April 26, 2021

Professor’s research explores how implicit bias affects consumer perceptions of gendered brands

Professor Susan Dobscha

With his gleaming bald head, jaunty hoop earring and…

Why Gender Matters in America’s Opioid Crisis

March 10, 2021

Professor Miriam Boeri

(Above and in the slideshow below: Photos by Casey Hayward, associate professor of English and Media Studies.) “I can trust the people I’ve met who use drugs more than I…

Order in the Courts

February 11, 2021

Like many Americans, Bill Gribbons wasn’t thrilled to find a jury duty summons in his mailbox. His apprehension, however, soon gave way to curiosity. A professor of Information Design and Corporate Communications, Gribbons has devoted much of his life…

A Vaccine is Coming. But Will Americans Take It?

November 19, 2020

Professor receives National Science Foundation grant to explore why people are skeptical about a COVID-19 vaccine Americans generally take pride in besting other nations. But the country’s status as the global leader…

All the World’s a Page

August 30, 2020

From entrepreneurship and ethnology to South Asian history and global sustainability, the latest publications from Bentley faculty members explore a variety of timely topics. Read on for details about…

To France, with a Fulbright

August 20, 2020

As Academy Award-winning actress and humanitarian Audrey Hepburn famously observed: “Paris is always a good idea.” Laure Astourian agrees — although in her case, she’s headed there because of a good idea. A Fulbright Fellowship will take the assistant…