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Why we should be leery of companies entering political fray

The Hill |

Executive Director of the Hoffman Center for Business Ethics, Jeff Moriarty, authors an op-ed outlining the reasons why corporations should refrain from political activity.

Supporting Students Where They Are: Bentley's CIS Sandbox

Campus Technology |

Senior Lecturer in Computer Information Systems and director of the CIS Sandbox, Mark Frydenberg, talks about why the CIS Sandbox has been successful in supporting students during the pandemic.

People and Places

AACSB Insights |

Brent Chrite’s appointment as Bentley’s new president is highlighted in AACSB International’s newsletter.

Recent College Grads Search For Jobs Amid Pandemic, Start Virtually

CBS Boston |

A graduate from the Class of 2020 describes the experience of starting his first job remotely.

Transitions: Bentley U. Selects First Black President, Northern Arizona U. Names New President

The Chronicle of Higher Education |

The appointment of Brent Chrite as the next president of Bentley is featured.

Should You Post That Covid-Vaccine Selfie? An Etiquette Guide for the Vaccinated

Wall Street Journal Magazine |

Senior Lecturer Steve Weisman explains why sharing a vaccine card online leaves you vulnerable to several scams.

Bentley University to hold graduations for classes of 2020, 2021 at Fenway Park

WCVB -TV |

Bentley’s plan to hold a Commencement for the Class of 2021 and a special ceremony for the Class of 2020 is highlighted. 

Why overcoming the taboo of sharing salaries is critical to reaching equal pay

Fast Company |

Executive Director of the Center for Business Ethics Jeff Moriarty writes an op-ed on the importance of pay transparency.

Best Cheap Car Insurance in Massachusetts

Wallet Hub |

Associate Profesor of Marketing Nada Nasr talks about the pandemic's impact on car insurance demand and pricing.

‘It’s people being resourceful’: Why business startups are booming

Christian Science Monitor |

Management Department Chair Linda Edelman highlights why the pandemic has been difficult for working women.