International Impact
April 13, 2021
Around Campus
‘Black Lives, Black Voices’
April 5, 2021
As an Economics-Finance major, Kimiya Kim ’23 is used to classes covering concepts like monetary theory, derivatives and market analysis. This spring, however, her classroom discussions have included racial justice. Her biggest takeaway? “Racism shapes every…
Bentley Business Bowl
March 29, 2021
What do Mexican pizza, Adidas and fashionable fabric face masks have in common?
All were featured as case studies in the 24th annual Bentley Business Bowl. The day-long academic competition, sponsored by the Office of the Dean of Business and the…
Sharing a Passion for Business
March 29, 2021
An Honors Program partnership with Junior Achievement is helping high school students in underserved communities learn what it’s like to be an entrepreneur.
The daylong event connected 32 honors students with high schoolers from seven high schools in…
Statement Piece
March 24, 2021
Peyton Gadaire ’22 jokingly compares her high school uniform to that of Harry Potter and his classmates at Hogwarts School: a white button-down with a black sweater vest and blazer with grey skirt and black tights. Dress down day, on the other hand, was …
Craving Tolerance
March 22, 2021
Fashion first found Lucius Firmin ’23 as a grade schooler getting ready to go out in a winter storm.
Like any good mother would, his told him to put on boots. Young Lucius, however, had his mind set on a new pair of stylish, if less practical, sneakers.
“My…
Diving into the ‘Dolphin Tank’
March 22, 2021
Justice for All
March 15, 2021
For as long as she can remember, Kiana Pierre-Louis ’99 wanted to be a lawyer. As a young girl, her role models included Thurgood Marshall and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Supreme Court justices whose commitment to racial and gender equity impressed and inspired her…
Self Help
March 12, 2021
Lauren Makhlin ’22 came out as a lesbian when she was 14 — by accident.
“I just started talking about a crush I had at camp and thought to myself, ‘Oh, I guess I just came out.’”
In the Makhlins’ New York City home, life for her went on pretty much as normal…
Why Gender Matters in America’s Opioid Crisis
March 10, 2021