Nighthawks Down Eagles
November 19, 2021The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks women’s basketball team (2-5) defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan University’s junior varsity team in Bartlesville, OK on Thursday, 87-61.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks women’s basketball team (2-5) defeated Oklahoma Wesleyan University’s junior varsity team in Bartlesville, OK on Thursday, 87-61.
Dr. Christopher Thrasher’s government class explored police use of force in a cross-curricular exercise with fellow Social Sciences faculty member James Montgomery.
National Park College (NPC) graduate First Sergeant (1SG) Russell C. Carmack, retired, joined the Arkansas Army National Guard and served with the 39 Infantry Brigade, Company C 1/153 Infantry Regiments in Mena and Dequeen, Arkansas.
David Ingle was a beloved member of the National Park College (NPC) family.
National Park College’s (NPC) nursing students gathered 2,262 food items to help stock the Helping Hawks food pantry.
NPC women's basketball coach Marvin Moody has accepted a position to become Director of the Better Chances program.
National Park College (NPC) alumnae Candyce Corder joined the marketing team at Cromwell Architects Engineers in Little Rock as a graphic designer.
National Park College (NPC) Assistant Professor of Public Speaking, Dr. Tamara St. Marthe, has been chosen to participate in Leadership Hot Springs.
National Park College's men's and women's soccer teamed up with the Hot Springs National Park Service to pick up trash in Arlington Park in downtown Hot Springs.
Nighthawks soccer is gearing up for the start of its historic first season at National Park College.