Bentley University News

During Falcons Forward 2024, a record-breaking $681,867 was raised for Bentley, with donors choosing to give to the areas of the university that mean the most to them. See all results.

Whether inside his classroom or in discussions with policymakers in Washington, D.C., Ben Chartock likes to talk about why so many Americans struggle to access affordable health care.The assistant professor of Economics, who has spent the past decade studying…

Crissi Cole ’11 loves investing, numbers and the stock market. “My mom had me buy my first stock at age 14, and the rest is history.”  It’s not surprising, then, that she majored in Corporate Finance and Accounting at Bentley and then joined Goldman…

Bentley’s partnership with Gallup to survey Americans about the role of business in society was recognized as a 2024 Innovation that Inspires by AACSB, an organization that accredits business schools around the world.The Bentley-Gallup Business in Society…

Each year, the Cronin Office of International Education offers Bentley students countless opportunities to participate in immersive learning opportunities around the globe. Among them are faculty-led, three-credit international courses that occur during…

Bentley’s Class of 2023 is reporting impressive job outcomes and increasing salaries. Ninety-eight percent of the undergraduate class graduates are employed, attending or planning to attend graduate school, according to data gathered six months after their…

Boston Celtics President Rich Gotham joined Bentley President E. LaBrent Chrite for a conversation about the NBA executive’s career with the Celtics — including what led him to join the professional sports franchise in 2003 and the lessons he learned…

Bentley recently hosted Harvey Silverglate, free speech advocate and co-founder of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, for a conversation on academic freedom and freedom of speech. Sponsored by the Jeanne and Dan Valente Center for Arts and…