Mary (Durgin) Kline ’48 and other early alumnae of “Bentley’s” are small in number but mighty in spirit. She and others recall the first years of coeducation, which set the stage for everything — and everyone — to follow.
Entrepreneurs Stephen Albarran ’07, Nate Burdick ’09 and Michael Spengler ’00 have seen the highs and lows of succeeding in cannabis, one of America’s fastest-growing industries.
From honoring a mentor to investing in first-generation students, donors such as Rick ’78 and Lore Oricchio are advancing the school on many fronts. Plus, results of the university’s biggest giving day of the year.
Should businesses take a public stand on issues in the news? The university’s ongoing partnership with the polling giant measures responses to this question and many others.
The new President’s Speaker Series invites business leaders such as Edward Hightower (right, with Provost VP Paul Tesluk) to share insights with the campus community.
Fluent in the needs of first-generation students, Modern Languages faculty member Jane Griffin is a year into her work as associate provost for student success.
Colleges can improve how our society communicates, writes Brent Chrite. It starts with encouraging debate on campus and recognizing that it’s OK to disagree.
Bummed about bots? Assistant Professor of Management Mateo Cruz has heartening news for humans, based on his expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion.
Monique (Young) Jefferson ’96 and Chris Ronzio ’08 share strategies for attracting Gen Z employees — and keeping colleagues of all ages engaged in the workplace.
Your next home project could be just a TikTok away. The interior design alumna’s easy-to-follow videos prove that “beautiful” and “practical” can be complementary terms.