University News

Professor of Global Studies Joni Seager's latest book, "The Women’s Atlas," provides comprehensive global data on the key issues facing women today.

Ninety nine percent of Bentley University’s undergraduate Class of 2018 are employed, attending or planning to attend graduate school, according to statistics reported six months after their graduation. 

Bentley recognizes its faculty, staff and students for their awards, honors and other achievements.

The new scholarship in honor of Earl Avery, a champion of diversity and inclusion, will be awarded annually to academically talented students of color who demonstrate financial need.

Bentley's 33rd annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration honored diversity pioneer Dr. Earl Avery, who is retiring after more than three decades at the university. 

Michael Johnson-Cramer, D.B.A, the founding director and former interim dean of the Freeman College of Management at Bucknell University, has been named as the new Dean of Business and the McCallum Graduate School at Bentley University. 

Dear Members of the Bentley Community,

I’m pleased today to announce that Michael Johnson-Cramer, D.B.A, the founding director and former interim dean of the Freeman College of Management at Bucknell University, has been named as the new Dean of Business and the McCallum Graduate School at Bentley. The appointment follows a nationwide search by a committee of faculty and staff from across the university and will take effect on July 1.

The partnership with the Center for Women and Business will help Olympus improve diversity and foster a culture of inclusion in the workplace. 

The Dana Athletic Center court was dedicated to Coach Stevens, who has coached women's basketball at Bentley for 33 years.

Joyce had led the Division of Strategic Communications on an interim basis, leading university-wide communications efforts including Strategic Planning and Inauguration.