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Ten riders will now travel to compete in the IHSA Western Semi-Final competition on March 17 and 18 in Galva, Ill. Read More

[…] Lucas of the Cherokee Nation from Catoosa, Oklahoma, was crowned Miss Indian NEO 2023. Lucas said, “I want to use this platform to educate others about the educational resources available for Native American students.” Lucas is a sophomore […] Read More

[…] Chenoweth Eli Chenoweth is a Miami native majoring in Business Administration. Eli is a young business owner who has used his business as a platform to raise funds to help community members. Eli is a member of NEO’s […] Read More

[…] and Chancy Green. The cost of tickets is $4 for adults and seniors, $2 for children, and admission is free for NEO Students, Faculty and Staff. For more information feel free to contact Barbara George, Director of Theatre: […] Read More

[…] for the workplace. There’s no charge, and we know they leave NEO prepared to be successful.” Donations of gently used work clothing from local community members keep Peggy’s Closet stocked, but this year volunteers realized there weren’t enough […] Read More

[…] 3:00 p.m. for a Community Sharing Workshop. The workshop will take place in the Calcagno Family Ballroom and is free and open to the public. “As Oklahoma’s premier Native American Serving Non-Tribal Institution (NASNTI) college, NEO is fortunate […] Read More

[…] at Jordan.m.adams@neo.edu. Following the ceremony, the NEO Fine Arts Department will perform “Legally Blonde” at 7:30 p.m. in the Fine Arts Auditorium. Tickets are $10 for adults, $7 for students and seniors, and free with a valid NEO I.D. Read More

[…] and capture the Team National Championship. “I am so proud of how well NEO was represented at the 2019 Western Semi-Finals that was hosted by the University of Findlay. This team has a very unique dynamic and they […] Read More

[…] of our NEO students who may have questions about the application process or community service requirement to attend this free event,” said Emilee Truelove, director of the American Indian Center for Excellence at NEO.  NEO has over 600 […] Read More

[…] The book is the penultimate volume before the final volume to be released during the NEO centennial. “Dr. Creech used to have a saying: ‘Once a Norseman, Always a Norseman,’” said Dr. Jeff Hale, NEO president. “I want […] Read More