Bentley University News

Bentley continues its long-standing history of academic innovation with the debut of the Presidential Faculty Fellows program, which provides funding and institutional support for faculty-led initiatives that align with and advance the university’s Falcons…

Paul Knopp, U.S. chair and chief executive officer at KPMG, visited Bentley for a conversation about the evolving accounting profession — including certified public accounting (CPA) requirements and artificial intelligence (AI) — and the outlook for college…

When the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced in late March that dairy cattle in three states had been sickened by H5N1 — a virulent and often deadly disease known scientifically as highly pathogenic avian influenza and colloquially as “bird flu” — alarm…

Xu Simon, MBA ’15 was just 5 years old when she got a chemistry kit from her parents and “fell in love with the process of science.” She went on to earn a PhD in biophysical chemistry and molecular structure from MIT, in part, she says, to give her credibility…

Bentley University is partnering with the Greater Boston YMCA to support the Y Achievers Program, a national initiative dedicated to guiding young people towards their college and career goals. Through this collaboration, Bentley and the YMCA aim to…

Growing up in New York’s City’s Chinatown, Ruby Chan, MBA ’00, P ’24 worked at her parents’ Chinese restaurant in nearby New Jersey after school. And there was one condiment that stood out as a customer favorite: the ginger scallion sauce that came with an…

Lazy days of summer? Not for Bentley students.Each year, hundreds of Falcons trade their classrooms for corporate settings, participating in a variety of internships that enable them to hone their personal and professional skills. Whether engaging with…

Top executives from Accenture, MetLife and Citizens Massachusetts joined a panel discussion moderated by Bentley University President E. LaBrent Chrite that tackled the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI), corporate activism and creating an inclusive…

Chloe Peterson ’25 never anticipated she could make a difference in the lives of cancer patients and their families — without leaving her Bentley classroom.  “As a Data Analytics major, I’m used to working with large datasets, and it’s easy to forget that…