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The NOC Division of Fine Arts presents “Legally Blonde, The Musical” Nov. 11-14 at the Kinzer Performing Arts Center in Tonkawa. Show times are 7:30 p.m. Thursday – Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. The musical is directed by NOC Fine Arts Instructor Chad Anderson. Music...

Otoe-Missouria member Melea Hoffman spoke Thursday morning on Indian Boarding Schools and the Lasting Repercussions on the Indigenous People as part of Native American Heritage Month. Hoffman spoke via Zoom to students and guests at NOC. She started her lecture with...

  Miss NOC Alums and college officials attended a reception before the recent Miss NOC Pageant on Oct. 26.  The reception was sponsored by the NOC Alumni Association.   Front Row (L-R):  Shannon Varner, Susan Vineyard, and Terri...

������Ƶ is celebrating Native American Heritage Month for November. Activities planned for Native American Heritage Month are as follows: Nov. 4 – Indian Boarding Schools and the Lasting Repercussions on the Indigenous People lecture via Zoom...

                    Dr. Clark Harris officially became the 14th President for ������Ƶ on Friday during an Investiture Ceremony in Tonkawa at Foster-Piper Fieldhouse. In his address to NOC faculty,...

������Ƶ offered a faculty/staff/student vaccination incentive that ended Oct. 6. The following are the winners from the Vaccination Incentive program. Tonkawa – Megan Hart, 65” TV, Addison Doyen, 32” TV Stillwater – Maci Robison, 65” TV, Phyllis...

The ������Ƶ men’s and women’s soccer teams were eliminated from the Region 2 Playoffs this weekend in Enid. The #16 men’s team lost in the Region 2 Finals to Rich Mountain (AR) 3-1 on Saturday while the #15 women’s team lost to #5 Seminole State 2-1...