Dean College Blog

How can you tell that it’s time for a career change? Here are some signs to look for that might be telling you it’s time for something new.

High school students who want to work in the business world in some capacity most likely consider a degree in business management to be the best way to get started, and they’d be right. How can you tell if this is the right career for you? Let’s explore the possibilities of business management.

The Joan Phelps Palladino School of Dance and the School of the Arts celebrates the diversity of the arts on the Dean College campus with Arts Mosaic, featuring select student works integrating dance, theatre, music, film and much more. Read on to learn more.

Studying entertainment management in college will set you up for many different careers, all of which have you working behind the scenes and managing employees. Want to know what options you have? Let’s take a look.

Majoring in sport management is only half of the decision that high school seniors face. Which school to attend is the other side of the coin. Many schools offer sport management degrees, or at the very least, management degrees with a specialization…

Physical therapists, like other medical professionals, need to complete a certain number of continuing education courses per year. Thinking a career as a physical therapist is in your wheelhouse? Here are some of the options available to physical therapists.

It’s a hat trick for Dean students: this season, Sports Broadcasting majors Austin DeCouta ’23, Brett Chaves ’24 and George Hathaway ’23 have landed play-by-play broadcasting jobs for the Providence Bruins, the AHL affiliate of the Boston Bruins. Read on to learn more.

In a field that encompasses everything from live play-by-plays to post-game interviews, majoring in sports broadcasting provides you with the chance to do what you love. Looking for more reasons to major in the field? Check out our top five!

Fresh Check Day is an uplifting mental health promotion and suicide prevention event that aims to create an approachable and hopeful atmosphere where students are encouraged to engage in dialogue about mental health. Read on to learn more.

The 2022-23 performance season officially kicks off with the School of the Arts’ production of Oscar Wilde’s “The Importance of Being Earnest,” which opens TONIGHT and runs through Sunday, October 23, 2022. Members of the cast gave us insight into how they developed their characters and what they’re most excited about for the show. Read on to learn more.