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91���� is offering Late 8 Courses starting March 15. Courses include the following areas of study: Agriculture, Art, Biology, Child Development, English, Earth Science, Global Studies, History, Humanities, Mathematics, Music, Nutrition, Philosophy,...

Cutline:  Photo #2 — White Eagle Health Center staff vaccinated NOC employees Friday, March 3.  Pictured (L-R):  Yvonne Warrior, Kaycee Childs, Kimberlee Burgess, Dr. Cheryl Evans.  (photo provided) 120 NOC Employees Receive First COVID-19...

In celebration of Black History Month, 91���� hosted Jonathan Waddell in Enid Thursday. Waddell spoke on the Black Family:  Representation, Identity and Diversity; Exploring the African Diaspora and the Spread of Black Families Across the United...

The 91���� Division of Fine Arts is presenting “Xanadu” March 4-7. The performances, directed by NOC Musical Theatre Instructor Chad Anderson, are in the Kinzer Performing Arts Center at NOC Tonkawa.     Showtime is...

NOC SAFETY ALERT: NOC confirmed that a few employees received an email of a potential threat shortly before noon today. The email was not campus specific, so the emergency response team decided to enact their emergency protocols at all sites and evacuate all the...

Cutline:  Regent Stan Brownlee (left) was sworn in by the Honorable Lee Turner, District Judge for Kay and Noble Counties, at Wednesday’s NOC Board of Regents meeting.  (photo by John Pickard/91����). Regents approve Dr. Evans’...

Cutline:  Doctor Pickens Museum, Inc. display of art works on NOC Tonkawa campus. Pictured (L-R): Dr. Cheryl Evans, NOC President, Hugh Pickens, Executive Director of Pickens Museum, and Sheri Snyder, NOC Vice President for Development and Community Relations....