University News

At Graduate Ceremony, University of Michigan Professor Robert Quinn Urges Students to Find Purpose in their Careers President and Chief Executive Officer of State Street Corporation Ronald P. O’Hanley encouraged…

Esteemed honoree Ronald O’Hanley; members of the Board of Trustees; faculty and staff; distinguished guests; families and friends: it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 100th Commencement of Bentley University. And to the Class of 2019, welcome to the finish line!

Undergraduate Commencement Address by State Street Corp. President and CEO Ronald P. O’Hanley Chairman Badavas and members of the Board of Trustees, President Davis-Blake and members of the faculty and staff,…

The board room on the third floor of the Rauch Administration Building has officially been dedicated to Trustee David Weener ’72 and his wife Elayne, in recognition of David’s years of service to the board of trustees and David and Elayne’s longtime generous…

Josh Brand Appointed Vice President for External Relations Bentley University has named Josh Brand as vice president for external relations, a new position at the institution designed to expand corporate relations.…

Bentley University has appointed George Cangiano as vice president and chief human resources officer. Cangiano has held this role in an interim capacity since October 2018 and brings a wealth of human resources leadership experience and a deep understanding…

The second season will cover topics such as building your list of schools, standardized testing, applying as an athletic recruit, being wait-listed and the final decision.

“Bentley’s mission is to educate ethical and socially responsible business leaders so we are thrilled that our graduates will hear from accomplished speakers who have demonstrated a commitment to diversity and to positive leadership,” said Bentley University President Alison Davis-Blake.

The university hosts a discussion among students, alumni, faculty and staff about the value of resiliency and how failure can be a springboard to success. 

A message from President Alison Davis-Blake after an attack on two mosques in New Zealand left dozens of people dead.