Katherine Hill
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TikTok restored in the U.S. by Donald Trump 12 hours after the effective national ban
The app has a controversial history, its Chinese origins posing a presumed threat to national security.
Law banning TikTok enacted; Students react to app "going dark."
Millions of TikTok users were greeted with a notice on their TikTok 'For You Page' Saturday night as an effective "blackout" of the app took place across the country, following a law passed and upheld by the Supreme Court, according to the Associated Press (AP).
TikTok to "go dark" this weekend; Student content creators on the app react
TikTok, the globally popular social media platform, will be banned from the United States Jan. 19, the app effectively “going dark”. App developers will be legally prohibited from distributing, maintaining or updating the app.
A Century of Life
Jimmy Carter, America’s 39th and longest-living president, led a notable life beyond his four years served in office.
Ball State’s Multicultural Center to be named in honor of Vivian Conley and Hurley Goodall Jr.
Ball State’s Board of Trustees held its routine meeting Dec.13 ahead of the holiday season.
Ball State students prepare for the reality of living expenses amid graduation season
As the cost of living rises, college students nationwide are financially burdened post-graduation.
Ink Drinkers Anonymous bookstore celebrates two years as a locally owned business
The business began out of owner Keeley Malone’s passion for offering representation to all authors.
New additions coming to Ball State’s University skyline in 2026
Muncie’s college town Village will be home to a new performing arts center and Cantio Hotel.
The aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton begs the validity of climate change across the nation
As Hurricanes Helene and Milton leave people in the southeast U.S. region grappling with questions, climate change is a probable answer.
Indiana Governor candidates gather for third debate
The candidates enforced their stances on key issues, including education, the economy and abortion.