NWACC Eagle View

05/29/2026

Photographer Wayne Clark became curious about the presence of a sculpture outside the Shewmaker Center for Global Business Development, and he and reporter Keenan Addington checked out a variety of sculptures around campus. You can see the story on our website and in our April/May print issue.
https://nwacceagleview.com/1478/features/art-in-plain-sight/

05/20/2026

Registration for summer and fall classes is underway. As Cerella Lor explains in her article, summer classes can be challenging, but also a way to make headway on course requirements. Plus, her story mentions a few course offerings in the fall that may pique your interest.
Here's the full story: https://nwacceagleview.com/1483/news/summer-and-fall-2026-registration-open/?preview_id=1483&preview_nonce=00a2f249e4&_thumbnail_id=1485&preview=true

05/14/2026

We produced our last print issue of the semester in early May, but we have some extra video content to share. Check out Lu Antolinez's work in capturing the story of a retiring music professor, Miles Fish, and the concert honoring his legacy.

  After 28 years at Northwest Arkansas Community College, Professor Miles Fish leaves behind a legacy shaped by passion, dedication, and a deep commitment to his students. A special music concert on April 28 saluted Fish’s years of service and contributions to the music program at NWACC. Fish beg...

05/14/2026

Here's a video from the spring concert saluting retiring music professor Miles Fish. For additional information, see our website: https://nwacceagleview.com/1452/features/professor-miles-fish-retires-after-28-years/

04/28/2026

Retiring music professor Miles Fish will be honored tonight (April 28) during an end-of-the-semester concert in Walmart Auditorium. Open the story and posting on our website for a glimpse at some of the images he has taken. https://nwacceagleview.com/1447/arts-entertainment/music-concert-honors-retiring-professor/

04/23/2026

Would you rather embrace a life of risk or freedom?

NWACC Theatre presents “The Mad Ones” by Kait Kerrigan and Bree Lowdermilk.

Performances will be held on April 23-25 at 7p.m. In White Auditorium in Burns Hall.

Tickets will be sold at the door for $15 for the general public and $10 for students, faculty and staff.

There’ll be a matinee on April 26 at 2p.m. Check out “NWACC Theatre Presents ‘The Mad Ones’” by Cerella Lor on the Eagle View website link in bio!

03/31/2026

Today (March 31) is the day for Republican voters to cast ballots in the Republican primary runoff. Statewide, voters are selecting the party's nominee for Arkansas Secretary of State. In Washington County, voters also are choosing the party's nominee for Washington County Judge.
Here's a link to the story on our website, which contains hours and polling locations.

03/28/2026

Panelists discussed “Our Nuclear Past and Present: The Shared History between the United States and Marshall Islands on the 80th Anniversary of the First Nuclear Test” during the Spring Arts & Culture Festival. We have a variety of stories on our website, in our print edition, and on YouTube. Find more at https://nwacceagleview.com/1347/features/a-shared-history-and-nuclear-legacy/

03/23/2026

It's been an eventful month at NWACC, and the Eagle View team has been working on chronicling activities. We have a print issue that will be delivered to campus during spring break, but we wanted to share the great images photographer Wayne Cook captured at the Build a Bed event on March 13. Check out his photos in the gallery at this link:

BENTONVILLE, Ark. — On March 13, nearly 100 volunteers gathered on the NorthWest Arkansas Community College campus for the assembly of beds that happens every semester. Volunteers, students and staff of all ages worked together through an organized assembly-line process that included cutting woode...

03/11/2026