Whether you are a new student, current student, or returning student you can make plans to enroll at Cowley College for the summer and fall semesters. read more
Due to the CDC guidelines on limiting sizes of groups due to the situation surrounding the coronavirus, Cowley College has decided to postpone its Commencement ceremonies. Originally scheduled to take place on Saturday, May 2 the Commencement ceremonies have been moved to Sunday, December 13 inside the Robert Brown Theatre. The time for the ceremony has yet to be determined. read more
Cowley College administrative and faculty teams continue to vigilantly monitor the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and closely follow updates from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as well as local, regional and state public health officials. The health and safety of our students, faculty and staff is our highest priority in support of our students’ academic success.read more
Cowley College will be posting COVID-19 updates frequently at Cowley.edu/covid-19
Students in Cowley College’s welding department recently made signs to display at the Sumner Campus in Wellington representing the incorporated cities in Sumner County. read more
Based on mandates by local, state and federal health officials prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 individuals, the monthly Cowley College Board of Trustees meeting was live streamed Friday in the McAtee Dining Center to comply with social distancing guidelines. read more
Helping the nationally-ranked Cowley College men’s basketball team earn its first bid to the NJCAA National Tournament in more than 60 years, freshman Dalen Ridgnal and sophomore Deng Bol were recognized for their outstanding seasons by being named All-Region VI selections. read more
On March 8, the Cowley College Cheer and Dance Teams competed in the Region VI Cheer & Dance Championship. Both teams worked very hard during the spring semester to put together and perfect their competition routines. read more
Cowley College's Visual and Performing Arts Department has tentatively moved the dates of its spring musical “9 to 5” to May 7-9 inside the Robert Brown Theatre. read more
On Thursday, March 12, three Cowley students, Priscilla Bianchini, Jeannie Qualls and Hattie Staley, were honored in Topeka for their outstanding accomplishments at the annual Kansas All-State Academic Team luncheon sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa and the Kansas Association of Community College Trustees. read more
The Phi Theta Kappa Kansas-Nebraska regional convention was held March 6-8 at the Hilton Double Tree in Lawrence, Kansas. Attending from Cowley College Alpha Gamma Upsilon were president Priscilla Bianchini and vice president Childress Rittle. Attending from Cowley College Beta Phi Upsilon was advisor, Melinda Neal. read more
Running its winning streak to five games in a row, the Cowley College softball team opened conference play with a doubleheader sweep of Cloud County Thursday in Arkansas City. The Lady Tigers opened with a 9-6 win of game one before winning game two in extra innings by a score of 14-13. read more
With the spring sports season being put on hold until April 2, the No. 19-ranked Cowley College baseball team headed into the break with a four-game sweep over Highland Community College Wednesday and Thursday in Arkansas City. read more
The Cowley College men's soccer program invites high school juniors and seniors to attend the first-ever High School Soccer Showcase on Saturday, April 11 at the Arkansas City High School Soccer Stadium. read more
The wait is over! After failing to qualify for the NJCAA Division I National Tournament since the 1956-57 season, the Cowley College men’s basketball team was one of eight teams selected to fill out the 24-team field during a selection show on Monday. Tiger fans, as well as the coaches and players, were on hand for a watch party Monday in the Patrick J. McAtee Dining Center as Cowley heard their name called. read more
Led by sophomore Sasha Elizondo earning All-American honors in four events, the Cowley College women’s track and field team placed 10th at the NJCAA National Indoor Championship meet held March 6-7 at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA. read more
Led by sophomore Ottis Peeler finishing as the national champion in the 184-pound weight class, the Cowley College wrestling team placed 15th out of 50 schools at the NJCAA National Championships held March 6-7 in Council Bluffs, IA. Clackamas Community College (OR) took home the team title. read more
Coming off a pair of losses at Kansas City Kansas Community College Thursday in its first games of conference play, the No. 6-ranked Cowley College baseball team split the final two games of the four-game series played Saturday in Arkansas City. Cowley suffered a second, one-run defeat (9-8) in Saturday’s opener, before run-ruling the Blue Devils 18-1 in the final game of the series. read more
After a tough start to the season, the Cowley College softball team is starting to find their footing. Facing Connors State for the second time in a week, the Lady Tigers swept a home doubleheader against the Cowgirls Friday in Arkansas City. Cowley won the first game 9-4 before run-ruling Connors State 16-3 in game two. read more
Cowley College students, faculty, and staff voted to see which Cowley employee would receive a pie in the face. Voting was done through purchasing pie and/or buying additional tickets at various department offices. The purchase of any slice of pie came with one free vote, and additional voting tickets could be purchased at 4 for $1. read more
A positive influence to her peers and an active student on campus, sophomore Hope Strader was recently named Cowley College’s March Student of the Month. read more
Following a successful sophomore season as a member of the nationally ranked Cowley College volleyball team, Stephanie Bray recently signed a letter of intent to continue her career at NCAA Division II Newman University. read more
Phi Theta Kappa at Cowley College held the Academic Team Celebration and Induction Ceremony for both its Alpha Gamma Upsilon and Beta Phi Upsilon chapters on Sunday, March 1. read more
With four matches against top-10 teams looming, the No. 4-ranked Cowley College men's tennis team made easy work of the Tabor College JV in its first home match of the season played Tuesday in Arkansas City. The Tigers won all three doubles matches and five of six singles matches to come away with the 8-1 victory. read more
One of the top soccer players in the Jayhawk Conference as a freshman, Cowley College's Santiago Gimenez missed his sophomore season after suffering an injury. The talented redshirt will have three years of eligibility remaining to use while playing for NCAA Division II University of North Georgia located in Dahlonega, GA as Gimenez signed with the Nighthawks on Wednesday. read more
Students in Cowley College’s welding department recently made signs to display at the Sumner Campus in Wellington representing the incorporated cities in Sumner County. 
Helping the nationally-ranked Cowley College men’s basketball team earn its first bid to the NJCAA National Tournament in more than 60 years, freshman Dalen Ridgnal and sophomore Deng Bol were recognized for their outstanding seasons by being named All-Region VI selections. 
On March 8, the Cowley College Cheer and Dance Teams competed in the Region VI Cheer & Dance Championship. Both teams worked very hard during the spring semester to put together and perfect their competition routines. 
With the athletics season brought to an abrupt halt, Cowley College named its final Athletes of the Month for the spring semester. 
The Cowley College volleyball team has added Katie Morrison of Benton, Arkansas, to the roster for the upcoming 2020 season. 
The Cowley College volleyball team has added Grace Bell of Roland, Arkansas to the roster for the upcoming 2020 season. 
On Thursday, March 12, three Cowley students, Priscilla Bianchini, Jeannie Qualls and Hattie Staley, were honored in Topeka for their outstanding accomplishments at the annual Kansas All-State Academic Team luncheon sponsored by Phi Theta Kappa and the Kansas Association of Community College Trustees. 
The Phi Theta Kappa Kansas-Nebraska regional convention was held March 6-8 at the Hilton Double Tree in Lawrence, Kansas. Attending from Cowley College Alpha Gamma Upsilon were president Priscilla Bianchini and vice president Childress Rittle. Attending from Cowley College Beta Phi Upsilon was advisor, Melinda Neal. 
Running its winning streak to five games in a row, the Cowley College softball team opened conference play with a doubleheader sweep of Cloud County Thursday in Arkansas City. The Lady Tigers opened with a 9-6 win of game one before winning game two in extra innings by a score of 14-13. 
With the spring sports season being put on hold until April 2, the No. 19-ranked Cowley College baseball team headed into the break with a four-game sweep over Highland Community College Wednesday and Thursday in Arkansas City. 
The wait is over! After failing to qualify for the NJCAA Division I National Tournament since the 1956-57 season, the Cowley College men’s basketball team was one of eight teams selected to fill out the 24-team field during a selection show on Monday. Tiger fans, as well as the coaches and players, were on hand for a watch party Monday in the Patrick J. McAtee Dining Center as Cowley heard their name called. 
Led by sophomore Sasha Elizondo earning All-American honors in four events, the Cowley College women’s track and field team placed 10th at the NJCAA National Indoor Championship meet held March 6-7 at Liberty University in Lynchburg, VA. 
Led by sophomore Ottis Peeler finishing as the national champion in the 184-pound weight class, the Cowley College wrestling team placed 15th out of 50 schools at the NJCAA National Championships held March 6-7 in Council Bluffs, IA. Clackamas Community College (OR) took home the team title. 
Coming off a pair of losses at Kansas City Kansas Community College Thursday in its first games of conference play, the No. 6-ranked Cowley College baseball team split the final two games of the four-game series played Saturday in Arkansas City. Cowley suffered a second, one-run defeat (9-8) in Saturday’s opener, before run-ruling the Blue Devils 18-1 in the final game of the series. 
After a tough start to the season, the Cowley College softball team is starting to find their footing. Facing Connors State for the second time in a week, the Lady Tigers swept a home doubleheader against the Cowgirls Friday in Arkansas City. Cowley won the first game 9-4 before run-ruling Connors State 16-3 in game two. 
Macy Shreffler of Castle Rock, Colorado has signed to play college volleyball with the Cowley College Lady Tigers. 
Cowley College students, faculty, and staff voted to see which Cowley employee would receive a pie in the face. Voting was done through purchasing pie and/or buying additional tickets at various department offices. The purchase of any slice of pie came with one free vote, and additional voting tickets could be purchased at 4 for $1. 
A positive influence to her peers and an active student on campus, sophomore Hope Strader was recently named Cowley College’s March Student of the Month. 
Following a successful sophomore season as a member of the nationally ranked Cowley College volleyball team, Stephanie Bray recently signed a letter of intent to continue her career at NCAA Division II Newman University. 
Phi Theta Kappa at Cowley College held the Academic Team Celebration and Induction Ceremony for both its Alpha Gamma Upsilon and Beta Phi Upsilon chapters on Sunday, March 1. 
With four matches against top-10 teams looming, the No. 4-ranked Cowley College men's tennis team made easy work of the Tabor College JV in its first home match of the season played Tuesday in Arkansas City. The Tigers won all three doubles matches and five of six singles matches to come away with the 8-1 victory. 
One of the top soccer players in the Jayhawk Conference as a freshman, Cowley College's Santiago Gimenez missed his sophomore season after suffering an injury. The talented redshirt will have three years of eligibility remaining to use while playing for NCAA Division II University of North Georgia located in Dahlonega, GA as Gimenez signed with the Nighthawks on Wednesday.