by Diane Kehoe | Uncategorized
Edward Monigan IV ’24 uses his multimedia skills to craft the story of the WooSox minor league baseball team — and his own career path The crack of the bat. The roar of the crowd. Celebratory high fives in the dugout. These are some of the classic sights and sounds of...
by Diane Kehoe | Your Future
This year’s Princeton Review rankings recognize Bentley with the top spot for career services Bentley University’s commitment to fostering career success has once again secured the top spot in the annual Princeton Review rankings. The Pulsifer Career...
by Diane Kehoe | Student Voices
Ysanel Luciano shares how inclusion builds community Ysanel Luciano, was a first-generation student majoring in Management with a concentration in Human Resources (HR) Management. She was a diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) advocate and a member of...
by Diane Kehoe | Around Campus
Creativity, communication and leadership help Neyheymee Mondiere ’23 build a career Neyheymee Mondiere ’23 is a Business Economics major, senior adviser of Black United Body (BUB), modeling director of the popular BUB fashion show and captain of...
by Diane Kehoe | Your Future
When Jailen Branch ’21, MBA ’23 was looking at colleges where he could play football, he first set his sights on large Division I schools. But when it came to decision time, he relied on some advice that would prepare him to dream beyond the NFL. “My...
