Kimberly Morin

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Our most popular FAQ is: "How do I cite FactSet in APA format?" This question has been viewed an impressive 55,671 times and was last updated on July 5, 2024. Clearly, it’s a hot topic among students!

Visit the Library's Open House
Monday July 22 - Wednesday July 24

[Update: Thanks to everyone who visited us at the festival! We've decided to keep the pop-up going for another week—you can find it in the library lobby. Stop by to browse and ask us for additional recommendations.] 

The Bentley Library will be participating in the People for the Planet Festival this Thursday, March 28, from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m.

Our latest display places the spotlight on some of the most interesting nonfiction received at the library during the last three months. Before they dissolve into the vastness of our stacks, we want to bring them to your attention. Here you will find a wide variety of highly recommended academic titles, as well as bestselling nonfiction that will appeal to all readers. 

Use the Skillsoft Learning App to access Skillport!

The Bentley Library Staff offered a session last Tuesday, July 25th, called "Leverage Your Bentley Library: Support for Your Work, Education & Recreation" as part of the Bentley Community Learning Conference (BCLC). We would like to thank the Human Resources staff for providing this opportunity to connect and the Bentley employees who attended and shared their enthusiasm for what the Bentley Library offers.

Now that summer is here, it is time to highlight the Popular Reading Collection.

Located on the main floor near the café, the Popular Reading Collection contains both bestselling fiction and nonfiction including: mysteries, thrillers, romances, sci-fi, biographies and popular business books.

Make a short stop by the main floor of the library to explore a popup display of all things baseball.

Make a Game Connection!

Are you are interested in a round of Uno, a game of Chess or the latest RPG adventure? Or maybe you are interested in game theory & design resources for upping your own game. Then this is the stop for you. Here is an opportunity to connect with other students, faculty and staff with similar interests.