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A Look Around Campus
Campus Life Editor
Vagina Monologues look to continue success – Annual show put on by Women’s Center provides expression on feminine views
Written by: Sindu Palaniappan
It’s that time of year again! The Women’s Center is hosting their annual presentation of The Vagina Monologues.
Christine Malloy, a sophomore who is on the E-Board for the Women’s Center, is running the show this year and agreed to be interviewed about the performance.
The show is based off of real stories that [...]
Club Profile: BEAR
Written by: Sindu Palaniappan
We took a moment to sit down with co-founders Amy Mullen and Courtney McShane of Bentley’s BEAR: Outdoor Activities Club to find out what one of Bentley’s biggest new clubs is all about.
Does BEAR stand for anything?
With a little laugh Amy said that originally it was an acronym, but that they lost [...]
Professor Profile: David Carhart
Written by: Sindhu Palaniappan
As I walked into his office on Thursday morning, Professor David Carhart was having a discussion with two students about Bentley being changed from a college to a university.
One student stayed for math help, and I had the pleasure of witnessing Carhart’s eyes light up when the student experienced a moment of [...]
Rhythmic Graffiti lives up to high expectations
Last weekend was highly anticipated as the third annual hip hop showcase, Rhythmic Graffiti was brought to campus by both CRAZE and CAB. The event brought twice the audience it grabbed last year, proving that the campus was excited for its arrival.
CLEP provides AP credit after high school – Exams allow students to test out of required courses
Written by: Leslie Dias
As class registration begins this coming week, several students will be picking in a class code ahead with the enormous number of credits that students are attending Bentley with. One method for obtaining these credits is the untraditional college level examination program.
150 hour requirement instated by Big Four
Written by: Leslie Dias
As several major public accounting firms adopt the 150 hours of accounting credit requirement, those students in hopes of joining the popular field must also make the shift to meet the demands of the industry.
Campus initiatives, old and new, kick off new semester
Written by: Leslie Dias
As Bentley continues to encourage sustainability both externally and internally on campus, a complementary focus on individual wellness and health has also been brought to the forefront for administrators and students.
Faculty members celebrate their published accomplishments
Written by: Leslie Dias
The Jeanne and Dan Valente Center for Arts and Sciences has hosted over the last several years a small recognition party for those faculty members who published or edited a book during the current academic year. The casual event took place in LaCava where those faculty members gathered and discussed amongst each [...]
The Wolf of Wall Street speaks about unethical past
Written by: Leslie Dias
Jordan Belfort started off his presentation “Wolf of Wall Street” by stating, “I’m going to make you laugh at the insanity of my life.” Taken aback, the audience listened intently to Belfort’s hilarious rendition of his own life.
ID 350: Gender in the Professions
Written by: Leslie Dias
As Bentley focuses on strengthening its Liberal Studies program, several non-traditional courses are being introduced to Undergraduate students. Among the many new liberal studies courses is ID 350 Gender in the Professions which concentrates on the variety of gender-based issues that arise in the workplace.
15th Festival of Colors celebrates culture
Written by: Leslie Dias
The Festival of Colors was an artful display of the cultures and customs that can be found and represented on campus, with the International Student Association putting on the fifteenth annual production of the show. The event brought the audience around the world through a number of popular international dances, fashions, customs, [...]
Student employees recognized at luncheon
Written by: Leslie Dias
With a superior emphasis on job opportunities and career initiatives, Bentley recognized student employees and supervisors last week during National Student Employment Week. The crowded Executive Dining Hall held many student employees, supervisors, and other interested faculty and students who eagerly awaited the announcements of this year’s Student Employee Winner and Supervisor [...]
BAP and accounting professors show students income tax basics and tips
Written by: Leslie Dias
Freshman here at Bentley usually have little job experience and even less experience with filing an income tax return.This makes it a good idea to attend events such as the Tax Workshop Event, hosted by Beta Alpha Psi and the Department of Accountancy. The session gave any student, no matter how much [...]
Vagina Monologues bring discussion, laughter about womanhood, sex
Written by: Leslie Dias
The Vagina Monologues created a buzz on campus for weeks, and whether you had seen the performance before or had no idea what it was about, or had simply seen the advertisements around campus, you were curious. A red hue glazed over the faces of the audience last Wednesday night while the [...]
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