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The smartphone split

Students debate brands and necessity of multi-purpose cell phones

It’s difficult to envision a time when students weren’t reachable on the go, when there was no such thing as texting in class, and when every dorm room had a landline that people actually used. But only in the past decade have cell phones become ubiquitous on college campuses, and only even more recently have students been able to check their e-mail, IM their friends and browse the Web on their way from class to class. Full story

Alums take diverse paths post-graduation

This article is the second in a two-part series that examines recent alumni and their experiences post-graduation. Denise Ozpinar (LA ’09) Last spring, Denise Ozpinar ditched the Hill for the Big Apple. Today, she works for Macys.com as a planning analyst, which includes carrying out financial tasks as well as helping to decide how much money to allocate to different vendors and how much money goes towards shirts, pants, dresses and other items.

Socially conscious T-shirt business ELOC makes its mark on Tufts’ campus

Most students have drawers containing — if not overflowing with — T-shirts from some on-campus organization. These shirts often promote good causes or are used as a way to raise money for a deserving non-profit organization. So the more people have, the better, right? Not necessarily.