The Bentley Vanguard

Since 1963, The Vanguard has served as the official campus newspaper for the Bentley University community. This acclaimed student-run publication comes out every other Thursday, providing valuable information and insights on various issues and events that impact the Bentley community. The Vanguard consists of several departments, such as news, sports, arts and entertainment, advertising, marketing, production, business, and photography.

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Pitch Perfect: Students Hit the Right Notes in Professional Sales Competition

2 weeks ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

According to Pouli, employers consistently walk away from the competition impressed by the capabilities of Bentley students. “Every year, I have volunteers coming up to me, saying things like, ‘These students are better at sales conversations than our current employees’ and ‘They’ve been trained so well, they could step into a job at our company tomorrow,’” he shares.
Communicating the Value of Undergraduate Research

3 weeks ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Bentley duo meets with Capitol Hill policymakers to share insights from studies about pharmaceutical innovation April 4, 2025 The Center for the Integration of Science and Industry’s Paula Chaves da Silva (left, in both pictures) and Franchesca Vilmenay ’26 (right) recently traveled to Washington D.C. to share research insights with legislative staffers.
Bentley Students Enjoy Their ‘Day in Court’

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Bentley students have a long history of learning about the judicial system: The Bentley School of Accounting and Finance established a law department in the 1930s. Classes focused exclusively on business law until the 1970s, when a course in real estate law was introduced.
Caitlin Landy, PhD ’27 Awarded $25,000 Deloitte Foundation Doctoral Fellowship

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Caitlin Landy, a doctoral candidate in Bentley’s PhD in Accounting program, has received a $25,000 Deloitte Foundation Doctoral Fellowship. The prestigious award recognizes the top 10 PhD candidates in accounting doctoral programs across the U.S. who plan to pursue academic careers.
Annual Faculty Awards Celebrate Research and Teaching Excellence

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Dan Everett, Trustee Professor of Cognitive Sciences An internationally recognized linguist, anthropologist and philosopher, Dan Everett has been hailed as “the closest thing we have to a real-life Indiana Jones.” During a distinguished career spanning nearly 50 years — the last 15 of them at Bentley, where the former Dean of Arts and Sciences (2010-2018) is a member of both the Sociology and Global Studies departments — Everett has written 18 books, published 120 scholarly articles and...
Bentley University to Transform Adamian Academic Center and Boost Technology, Innovation and Entrepreneurship on Campus

1 month ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

For more than a century, Bentley has been reinventing business education to meet the needs of an ever-changing global marketplace. Recognizing that technological innovation is a business imperative, the university began providing laptops to all students in 1985 and established a state-of-the-art Trading Room in 1997, giving students access to cutting-edge, real-time financial technologies.
Faculty Awarded Grants to Explore Bentley-Gallup Survey Data

2 months ago | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Professors will use findings from Business in Society report for research and teaching projects February 18, 2025 The Evolution and Effects of “Echo Chambers” Researcher: Moinak Bhaduri, assistant professor of Mathematical Sciences Objective: “Echo chambers are emerging concepts in opinion mining and get developed when individuals sharing common traits (gender, politics, etc.) agree substantially more among themselves when it comes to touchy topics than with people with other traits,” Bhaduri...
Bentley Partners with City of Waltham to Establish Social Innovation Incubator

Dec 2, 2024 | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Bentley University has partnered with the City of Waltham to launch the Bentley Social Innovation Incubator, an accelerator program for small business owners and entrepreneurs in the Greater Waltham community who seek to leverage the power of business to benefit society.
Banking on a Brighter Future for Indigenous Americans

Nov 25, 2024 | bentley.edu | Molly Mastantuono

Q: How did you become interested in investment banking? What do you plan to do with your finance degree after graduation? I learned about investment banking from a friend I met during the Discover Bentley program. The more I learned about the field, the more it spoke to me — especially since, historically, tribal communities have had such limited access to credit and capital. Last month, I attended the National Congress of American Indians in Las Vegas in my capacity as an Emerging Leader.
Bentley on Track to be the First Fair Trade-Certified U.S. Business University

Nov 21, 2024 | bentley.edu | Kristen Walsh

“Fair trade is a business model that ensures we are valuing people and planet just as important — if not more important — than profit,” Milbery said. “It ensures that people are being paid fairly and that there is no child labor or slavery involved all the way up the supply chain.”According to a nationwide Bentley-Gallup survey, 88% of Americans think companies should try and make the world better, with 72% saying they would pay more for a product from a company that treats its employees well.