Due to inclement weather, NPC will campus will remain closed and all NPC students and employees will continue remote operations Friday, January 30.
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National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk sophomore forward Pete Moe II (Indianapolis, Indiana) was named National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II Region 2 Player of the Week for his outstanding performance on the court this week.
Three members of the National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk women’s basketball team recently broke all-time program records in assists, rebounding and blocks.
Former National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk Athletic Director and head baseball coach Rich Thompson was announced as the Manager of the Arkansas Travelers this week.
National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk Athletics has announced the hiring of Cailey Croson as head women’s soccer coach.
National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk baseball has announced the promotion of Cole Rodriguez to interim head baseball coach.
National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk Athletic Director and head baseball coach Rich Thompson was selected as a Minor League Manager for the Seattle Mariners this week.
Four members of the National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk men’s and women’s soccer teams were named to the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II All-Region 2 Team this week for their outstanding efforts on the pitch this season.
National Park College (NPC) will host the world premiere of its women’s basketball documentary, FEARLESS, Monday, October 20 at 6 p.m. in the Student Commons at NPC.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk men’s soccer team (3-2) ascended into the Top 20 of the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II rankings this week, placing 18th in Monday’s poll.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawk men’s soccer team (2-1) captured a thrilling victory over No. 1 Northeast Community College (Norfolk, Nebraska) Saturday at Hot Springs World Class High School, defeating the reigning National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division II National Champions, 2-1.
