Bentley University and the Bentley Library will be opening at 10:00 a.m. today, Tuesday, February 3rd.
For the most current campus information, please check the Bentley University website or call the Bentley University Storm Emergency line at 781.891.2020. We also encourage you to follow the library’s updates on Twitter and Facebook.
[Updated at 11:40 a.m.] Bentley University has announced that campus will remain closed and evening classes are canceled. The Bentley Library will also remain closed today. Weather permitting, the library will reopen tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. For official updates about the status of the university, check the Bentley University website or call the Bentley University Storm Emergency line at 781.891.2020.
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Due to the inclement weather, Bentley University has canceled daytime classes and closed campus today, Monday, February 2nd. The Bentley Library will remain closed during the snow emergency.
The university will make an announcement about opening campus for evening classes by 2:00 p.m on Monday. A decision about opening the library for evening hours will be made after the university’s announcement.
For official updates about the status of the university, check the Bentley University website or call the Bentley University Storm Emergency line at 781.891.2020.
We also encourage you to follow the library’s updates on Twitter and Facebook. Stay warm and safe!
Due to ongoing snow removal efforts, Bentley University has canceled evening classes on Wednesday, January 28th. The Bentley Library will also remain closed tonight. The library expects to reopen at 7:30 a.m. on Thursday, January 29th.
Don’t forget that even when the library’s doors are closed, our research databases and eBook collections are always accessible from both on and off campus.
For official updates about the status of the university, check the Bentley University website or call the Bentley University Storm Emergency line at 781.891.2020.
We also encourage you to follow the library’s updates on Twitter and Facebook.
Bentley University has cancelled day classes and closed campus on Wednesday, January 28th. The Bentley Library will also remain closed tomorrow.
The university will make an announcement about opening campus for evening classes by 2:00 p.m on Wednesday. A decision about opening the library for evening hours will be made after the university’s announcement.
For official updates about the status of the university, check the Bentley University website or call the Bentley University Storm Emergency line at 781.891.2020.
We also encourage you to follow the library’s updates on Twitter and Facebook.
Due to the inclement weather, Bentley University and the Bentley Library will be closing at 4:00 p.m. today, Monday, January 26th, and will remain closed on Tuesday, January 27th.
For official updates about the status of the University, check the Bentley University website or call the Bentley University Storm Emergency line at 781.891.2020.
We also encourage you to follow the library’s updates on Twitter and Facebook. Stay warm and safe!
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In addition to being closed this weekend (Saturday, January 17 and Sunday, January 18), the library will be closed on Monday, January 19, in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
The library reopens on Tuesday, January 20, at 7:30 a.m. and will begin regular semester hours that day. For more information about the library’s hours please view the online hours calendar.
Enjoy the final weekend of winter break!
Happy New Year and welcome to the library’s 6th annual best books display! This year we have consulted eighteen* best books lists to bring you the Best Books of 2014.
More than 150 books and audiobooks are currently on display, with additional titles being added as they are acquired and returned. Many of these books are not only available in hardcopy and CD/Playaway formats, but also as eBooks and mp3 audiobooks via the library’s OverDrive digital collection.
The display includes bestselling fiction and nonfiction books that have garnered much publicity, as well as books that are critically acclaimed but may not have received mainstream attention. Does that pique your interest? Stop by the lobby to browse.
Please visit the Reference Desk if you need help finding a book or would like to learn more about downloading eBooks and audiobooks from OverDrive.
*Sources consulted: Amazon, Booklist, The Boston Globe, CHOICE: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries, The Christian Science Monitor (fiction, nonfiction), The Economist, Entertainment Weekly (fiction, nonfiction), The Guardian, Inc. Magazine, Kirkus Reviews, Library Journal, The New York Times, NPR, Publishers Weekly, strategy+business, TIME, Slate and The Washington Post.
