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Gregory Adamian with his sons Douglas and Daniel, and his mother, at his inauguration on December 3rd, 1970.

Announcement of Gregory H. Adamian's retirement in the 1990 Annual Report of Bentley College

Article from the May 9, 1976 issue of the Boston Sunday Herald Advertiser.

Letter from President Richard Nixon to Bentley President Gregory H. Adamian

Former president Joseph G. Morone speaks to members of the Bentley Executive Club gathered at McGladrey headquarters on June 24th, 2014.

A group of students do work in the Bentley MBA Studio in 2014.

Academic VP John Nichol (L), with Joseph Cronin (C) and Gregory H. Adamian (R) celebrating Bentley's Convocation in 1973. Mr. Cronin, who would later follow Mr. Adamian as President, was the Convocation speaker that year.

An aerial view of the first completed section of Bentley's Waltham campus, ca. 1975.

The Chief Accountant and Assistant Comptroller sit at desks in the administrative location at 921 Boylston Street on the old Boston campus. Caption reads: "AC = Herrick , CA = Cossette. 921 Boylston St."

Portrait of Bentley University's current President, Gloria Cordes Larson.

Bentley University PhD graduates at the 2013 commencement ceremony.

Photograph from the May 7th, 2014 Bloomberg Radio show, featuring the collaboration with Bentley's PreparedU project. President Larson can be seen in this photo.

Sign at the foot of Beaver Street reading "Bentley University" on the Waltham campus.

Students walk by screens displaying stock information in the Trading Room, located in the Smith Academic Technology Center at Bentely University.

Photo of the athletic fields at Bentley University in Waltham, MA.

Portrait of Bentley's 5th President, Joseph Cronin, taken some time between 1991-1997.

Students read in the common area of their dormitory at 373 Commonwealth Avenue, on Bentley's old downtown Boston campus.

Portrait of Bentley University founder Harry C. Bentley.

Excerpt from an early 1976-1977 catalog for Graduate students detailing the school and its course offerings.

Excerpts from the first official issue of Bentley's alumni magazine, then titled The Bentley Alumnus.