University News

The students on Bentley's Fed Challenge team won the regional competition and are now heading to Washington DC for the finals on December 2. 

What can a university do to prepare tomorrow’s future business leaders to help reform the healthcare system? Dr. Donald Berwick, president emeritus and senior fellow at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, raised this question to Bentley students, faculty and staff at a recent forum.

Santander Universities Study Abroad Scholarship Fund makes abroad programs accessible for Bentley University students. 

Bentley University President Gloria Larson joined Bloomberg Radio’s Carol Massar and Cory Johnson and guest experts to discuss the importance of teaching sustainability during The Bloomberg Advantage program.

Two leaders of the Bose Corporation provided a first-hand look at the history and values that helped the organization become an icon among American businesses on Thursday, October 8 at the 24th Raytheon Lecture in Business Ethics.

Bentley’s Service-Learning Center continues to grow development and programing at Prospect Hill Community Center. 

Thanks to a grant from the Toxics Use Reduction Institute (TURI) at UMass Lowell, Ryan Bouldin, Assistant Professor of Natural and Applied Science at Bentley University will collaborate with local child care facilities to reduce exposure to several toxic chemicals.

Monetary policy is, by its nature, an unpredictable tool. Just ask an economics professor about the U.S. Federal Reserve. You’ll learn about its surprise policy announcements and about investors panicking over bad financial decisions and incorrect forecasts.

Indeed, the Fed holds the power to stabilize the economy or, if things go awry, throw it into chaos.

Bentley Professor of English and Media Studies Gesa Kirsch is the recipient of the 2015-2016 Mee Family Prize.  

With more than 20 million students arriving on college and university campuses this fall, how can they and their families make the most of their investment?