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After nearly two years of planning and eight months of construction, Bentley opened the doors to the new space just as students arrived on campus for the spring 2017 semester.

A group of Bentley students found out that finding the right job goes beyond “location, location, location” during visits to companies in the heart of Boston — and outside of the city limits.

Bentley joined Bloomberg Radio to address how much the field of UX has changed over the past few decades and what universities are doing to prepare students.

For most students, final exam week equates to long nights in the library, putting the finishing touches on term papers and cramming for tests.

When Jay Peledge ’00 arrived at Bentley University in the fall of his freshmen year, he had every intention of majoring in business. But as he settled into his coursework— completing all of Bentley’s core curriculum requirements such as accounting, finance and marketing— he started to have second thoughts. It wasn’t until he became involved with Bentley’s Service Learning and Civic Engagement Center (BSLCE) that he realized his career path would take him from a corporate track to the classroom.

Princeton Review has ranked Bentley University the No. 1 college for internship opportunities in the United States as part of their 2017 edition of “Colleges That Pay You Back: The 200 Schools That Give you the Best Bang for Your Tuition Buck.”

President Gloria Larson joined Bloomberg Radio to discuss what colleges and universities need to be doing to ensure students are getting quality experiences that make them feel prepared for life after graduation.

All of us have been watching the news over the weekend regarding the Executive Order on Immigration signed by President Trump late Friday afternoon, temporarily suspending entry into the United States by individuals from seven countries.

On January 18, 2017, the Center for Women and Business, the Hoffman Center for Business Ethics and the Bentley Alliance for Ethics and Social Responsibility hosted Joann Lublin, Wall Street Journal management news editor to talk about her new book, Earning It.

For many students, getting around campus at Bentley University can be an uphill battle—literally. Situated on a large hill, most of Bentley’s academic buildings can be found at the top, while the student center, residence halls and fitness center are located at the bottom. As a result, a culture of driving to and from upper to lower campus has emerged as students attempt to avoid the dreaded walk up the Smith stairs.