Cem Özsümer combines his interests in technology and business to make an impact As a kid, Cem Özsümer was either building the latest LEGO set or sitting in front of a computer screen. Both helped him lean into an interest in creative problem solving that...
Before coming to Bentley from Brooklyn, N.Y., Aliyah Isaacs ’26 hadn’t heard about the Bentley Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Center (BSLCE). Now, she’s part of the nearly 1,000 students who participate in it, and she can’t imagine her college experience...
Student-athlete scores big in Division I hockey and building a career in finance and accounting The cool bite of the air in the Bentley Arena is familiar to Stephen Castagna ’26 as he takes to the ice for men’s ice hockey team practices...
Rapper Aminé headlines end-of-the-year celebration The skies were overcast, but that didn’t dampen the mood as thousands of Bentley students gathered for Spring Day, a popular annual end-of-semester event held each year the weekend before spring finals and planned by...
How Black United Body helped Tyler-Gary Louis ‘bring visions to life’ Black United Body (BUB), founded to promote diversity, inclusivity and cultural awareness, is one of Bentley’s oldest and most popular student groups. Tyler-Gary Louis is a Finance major and BUB...
College is a time to focus your interests — and complete those required introductory courses — but it’s also a chance to try something unique and unexpected. Making space in your courseload for topics outside of your major can spark a creative journey or open up space...
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...
Rapper Aminé headlines end-of-the-year celebration The skies were overcast, but that didn’t dampen the mood as thousands of Bentley students gathered for Spring Day, a popular annual end-of-semester event held each year the weekend before spring finals and planned by...
While other kids her age were reading comic books or chapter books, 11-year-old Julia MacIsaac ’23 was scanning The New York Times travel section to add to her wish list of places to visit. As she dreamed about experiencing new cultures abroad, she...
Students create a celebration of culture, identity and belonging At this year’s La Raza celebration, the diversity of performances — including salsa, merengue, reggaetón and bachata dancers along with a mariachi band playing traditional Mexican music — captured the...