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2022 Indigenous Peoples

Northeastern State University has partnered once again with the Indigenous Peoples Alliance of Oklahoma to host the annual celebration of Indigenous Peoples Day on Oct. 10 in Tahlequah.

Charlie Plumb

Renowned fighter pilot, author and motivational speaker Captain Charlie Plumb will headline the 'Veterans Salute' program at Northeastern State University on Nov. 10.

Rebekah Taussig

Disability advocate and educator Rebekah Taussig will be at Northeastern State University to discuss her book "Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body" on Oct. 4.

CLEET Certification

Oklahoma law enforcement officers are now able to receive up to 27 hours of college course credit at Northeastern State University for completing Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training (CLEET) courses.

Black Book

"Black Book" follows a former Great Debater teaching a class during summer school at Melvin Tolson High School after a young African American boy has been shot. This leaves his group of friends reeling from the loss and wondering if their voices can

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