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One Dead, Suspect Identified in Rose State Shooting

Tuesday, April 25 by Lyman James

Update 9:00 AM Tuesday April 25 Midwest City Police Department have identified 30 year old Brandon Morrissette as the suspected shooter on the Rose State College Campus on Monday.KFOR reports that the 20 year old male victim and Morrissette’s wife were walking out of the Humanities building together when they were confronted by Morrissette and...

NOC Regents Discuss Soccer at Enid Campus

Friday, April 21 by Lyman James

Northern Oklahoma College regents heard a presentation on the possibility of adding soccer or moving soccer to the NOC Enid Campus from NOC Tonkawa. Athletic Director Alan Foster presented a power point with pros and cons for either adding the program or moving the existing program from Tonkawa. ...

Butler Community College To Extend Nursing Program To Cowley’s Winfield Campus

Thursday, August 18 by Lyman James

Butler and Cowley community colleges have agreed to partner on a nursing program, according to a news release from Cowley Thursday."When Cowley College administrators reviewed their latest state needs assessment, the report indicated a large number of openings in the nursing field," the press release said. "Kansas labor data also ranked nursing seventh in...

NOC partners with Doctor Pickens Museum, Inc. for Displays of Art Collection on Tonkawa Campus

Tuesday, February 23 by Lyman James

This past fall, Northern Oklahoma College entered into an initial two-year agreement for selected displays of art works with Doctor Pickens Museum, Inc. on the Tonkawa campus. This collection of art, primarily native art, will be on loan and will be installed over four phases. The Pickens Museum, located in...

Osage Nation campus and all departments and programs temporarily closed

Wednesday, June 3 by Lyman James

Principal Chief Geoffrey Standing Bear of the Osage Nation has given an executive order to close the Osage Nation campus and all departments and programs Wednesday, June 3, to contain the possible spread of the COVID-19 virus.According to Osage News, Standing Bear said he is meeting with his top staff in the morning to...

NOC plans for fall semester classes to be in-person and on campus

Wednesday, May 6 by Lyman James

Northern Oklahoma College is planning to open all of its locations beginning July 1, college officials announced Monday. NOC does plan to have in-person classes in the fall, officials are working on plans to ensure the safety and well-being of the campus community. More detailed plans on classes, campus housing, activities,...

Cowley College planning for normal face-to-face courses this fall; 24/7 Wi-Fi access available around campus

Friday, April 17 by Lyman James

Cowley College in Arkansas City, Ks. remains open and is planning for normal face-to-face course offerings for the fall semester.In the meantime, Cowley College staff and faculty is using technology to assist students in navigating the challenges of distance learning. The school has placed Wi-Fi access at most of the college's locations providing 24/7...

NOC Responds To Incident On Enid Campus

Tuesday, January 28 by Lyman James

The Northern Oklahoma College administration has responded to an incident that occurred on Jan. 22 during and immediately following a class lecture on the Enid campus. The incident involved a report of a verbal altercation with allegations of racism between students. On Thursday, Jan. 23, NOC responded to the numerous social media inquiries and...

Meeting Of Regents Held At NOC Tonkawa Campus

Tuesday, February 26 by Lyman James

The Northern Oklahoma College Board of Regents met last week at their monthly Regents meeting at NOC Tonkawa. Chair Dale DeWitt of Braman presided over meeting with Regents Jeff Cowan, Jodi Cline and Stan Brownlee present and Regent Chad Dillingham absent. The regents heard a program showcase from Troy Cochran, Social Science faculty. He...