If you are a student who works with Student Accessibility Services, there will be career drop in discussions on Wednesday October 21st & November 18th. Come meet with Lisa Dinsmore from PCDC and discuss any aspect of your job search.

Join the Bentley AI Society (BAIS) for their AI Roundtable event featuring alumni, students, faculty and staff! Help share the conversation around AI at Bentley. The event will be held on Wednesday, October 28 from 2-:302pm. Scan the QR code below to participate by 10/23!

Duke is searching for undergraduate students dedicated to exploring the different ways business can be a force for good in society. Current students in their freshman, sophomore or junior year of a four-year degree program at a U.S. college or university are invited to share their proposal for how a company, set of companies or industry sector can have positive impact on a specific community, population, location, industry or the environment at large.

You are welcome to pick existing companies or industries …

Register today for the 2026 Early Insights Program. Morgan Stanley’s Early Insights program is designed to give college sophomores an inside look at the financial services industry and what it’s like to build a career at a leading global firm.

Through engaging virtual sessions, you’ll gain exposure to our business, hear directly from professionals across the organization, and learn how to navigate the recruiting process. Whether you’re already interested in finance or simply exploring future career paths, Early Insights offers a …

Want to learn more about careers in Real Estate and Finance?

Join us on Tuesday, October 20 from 4-6pm in LaCava 335 for a panel discussion with the Real Estate & Finance Association (RE&FA), a division of the Greater Boston Real Estate Board (GBREB).

Five impressive panelists will discuss their membership in GBREB, their careers, and will answer questions you may have about their experiences!

Panelists: 

Register here to attend. We hope to see you there!

Blog posted: 10.14.2026

Looking to apply data science to one of the most urgent ethical challenges in AI today? Join the newest National Student Data Corps (NSDC) Data Science Project – Auditing AI in Criminal Justice. This project will guide you step by step through auditing a real-world criminal justice algorithm for racial bias, building your own “race-blind” recidivism model, and discovering firsthand why removing a protected attribute does not remove bias.

Learn more HERE on how to share your interest in participating.