 Folk says going digital has saved just under $200,000 a year and that donations have actually gone up since they've gone online. He does get complaints sometimes from older alums who miss the feel of the print magazine. And he admits that even he, a 91 Purdue grad, does too. But he says young alumni are all about it being on the internet. They can read it, you know, when they're on commute on a train. They can forward it to friends that may not even be alum because they're proud of the university.