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First Person: Katherine (O’Keefe) O’Leary ’64

November 3, 2016
Growing up, Katherine (O’Keefe) O’Leary ’64 was athletic, but couldn’t play sports in her all-girl school. She spent a lot of time playing with kids in a local park — and the guys never minded that she was a girl.

Student Organizations: Then & Now

November 3, 2016
Study and work were the predominant student activities for most of Bentley’s first 40 years. The Boston campus lacked spaces to gather other than smoking lounges.

Building a Sense of Place

November 3, 2016
The story of Bentley’s campus begins in a single room that housed a whist club. We all know of the school’s decades on Boylston street in Boston before moving to Waltham. But the story has an even more improbable start in this obscure card room in the Chambers Huntington building located on Huntington Avenue.

Team Spirit for All

November 3, 2016
Harry Bentley loved all sports, everything from baseball to horseback riding. He was even known to do gymnastics on the Boston Common during his lunch breaks.

“Bentley Brave” Encourages Campus Community to Step Outside of Their Comfort Zones

October 4, 2016
New Bentley program encourages education, meaningful conversation and reflection on controversial issues around diversity and identity.

The Report Card that Really Matters

August 8, 2016
Vice President of Student Affairs & Dean of Students Andrew Shepardson shares why students should be focused on self-discovery and personal growth.

Bentley Goes Smoke-Free

June 1, 2016
Bentley University joins more than 1,475 colleges and universities across the United States in becoming a smoke-free campus.

Creative Events Help Raise Awareness for Sexual Assault and Gender-Based Violence

May 9, 2016
To bring recognition to Sexual Assault Awareness Month, members of Bentley’s Student Affairs Division joined with students to host a series of events throughout April.

How You Can Embrace Change, Opportunities and the Gray

April 11, 2016
A Bentley University student talks about how the color gray has influenced her life and career choices.

Massachusetts K-12 Schools Reap the Benefits of Bentley University Building Renovation with Donated Science Equipment

April 11, 2016
Bentley’s upcoming renovation of one of its oldest classroom buildings, Jennison Hall, has resulted in an unexpected benefit for Massachusetts science teachers – free science equipment.