On May 19, 2023, Stephen Kaufer, co-founder and former CEO of Tripadvisor, delivered the graduate commencement ceremony address, sharing the six principles he lives by.

On May 20, 2023,  Charlie Baker, president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association and former Massachusetts governor, delivered the undergraduate commencement ceremony address.

How John Brown ’88 grew his garden of ghost peppers into a full-time hot sauce venture.

With 600k+ followers, Julie Sousa ’17 has a knack for making Tik Toks that turn artistic concepts into practical DIY advice.

Working with local artisans, Emily Wilder, MBA ’19 delivers a taste of the Pacific Northwest to customers near and far.

Together again in their native Turkey, Enis ’06 and Amir ’10 Karavil have enjoyed a happy reunion — and launched a thriving business.

Is it really all about the paycheck? For Gen Z, not so much. Hiring experts Monique Jefferson ’96 and Chris Ronzio ’08 explain how to attract young workers — and keep them happy.

Lake Champlain Chocolates x The Lioness? Allyson Haynes Myers ’93 takes us behind the scenes of a delicious collaboration between the Vermont chocolatier and Chris Bohjalian’s NYT best-selling novel.

A roundup of notable campus highlights, featured in the Summer 2023 issue of Bentley Magazine.

The industry is a moving target. But alumni have guidance for buyers, sellers, renters and investors alike. Hans Brings ’89 (Coldwell Banker), Harold Mateo ’04 (RSC Global Realty) and Brian Sykes ’87, MBA ’95 (Lument) weigh in.

Artist, musician and NFT creator Jonathan Yu ’18, MSMA ’19 — known professionally as Johnny Haiki — gives ancient and revered foo dogs a new purpose.

Bummed about bots? Associate Professor of Management Mateo Cruz has heartening news for humans, based on his expertise in diversity, equity and inclusion.

Access and opportunity. From the Multicultural Center to first-gen scholarships, the best resources ensure the best and brightest not only arrive at Bentley — they thrive. Hear from just a handful of Bentley’s generous Falcons: trustee Rob Alan ’91; Rick ’78 and Lore Oricchio; Dan, MBA ’95, and Cheryl Farley;  and Angelo Manioudakis ’88 and Melani Cammett.

Cannabis, one of America’s fastest-growing industries, comes with highs and lows, as seen by entrepreneurs Stephen Albarran ’07, Nate Burdick ’09 and Michael Spengler ’00.

More than 80 years after Bentley's doors opened to coeducation, four of "the firsts" tell their tales: Elizabeth McAuliffe '45, sisters Rosaline '48 and Eunice '51 Berkowitz, and Mary (Durgin) Kline '48.

Welcome to the Summer 2023 edition of Bentley Magazine. Prepare to meet some remarkable Falcon women, alumni changing the cannabis biz, experts at innovating and adapting in the workplace, and many more.

The biggest stories from Bentley University. With 67,000 Falcons on campus and worldwide, there are countless milestones to share. Stay with us.