Arkansas State University-Newport

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Arkansas State University-Newport
ASU-Newport College logo.png
Other name
ASU-Newport
Former names
White River Vocational Institute, Arkansas State University Beebe/Newport, Delta Technical Institute (Marked Tree & Jonesboro)
Type Public community college
Established1976 (1976)
Parent institution
Arkansas State University System
Accreditation Higher Learning Commission
Chancellor Sandra Massey
President Chuck Welch
Students2,651
Location, ,
United States
Colors Blue, Black and White
     
Nickname Aviators
Sporting affiliations
NJCAA Division II
Website www.asun.edu

Arkansas State University Newport is a public community college in northeast Arkansas with its main campus in Newport, Arkansas. It is part of the Arkansas State University System.

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Campuses

Athletics

On January 26, 2023, ASU-Newport announced that it will start athletic programs, beginning with men’s basketball and women’s softball, in the fall of 2023. They will be known as the Aviators and will compete in The NJCAA. [1]

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References

  1. "ASU-Newport Joins NJCAA, Will Recruit For Men's Basketball and Women's Softball - KAIT8".

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