Cowley Quiz Bowl opens its season at Neosho
Tiger cross country runners compete at the University of Missouri
Lady Tiger soccer team loses early lead in 3-1 road defeat
Tiger soccer team knocks off a second straight ranked opponent
Lady Tiger volleyball team bounces back from first defeat
Cowley suffers first defeat of the season in dramatic finish
Finalists named for Queen Alalah 90
Benefit dinner to support food packaging eventStudents in Cowley College’s ACES (Academic Civic Engagement through Service) program will conduct a benefit Pulled Pork Dinner on Wednesday, October 12. read more Lady Tiger soccer team blanks last place Dodge City
Tiger tennis players shine at ITA Regional Championship
Golden Tigers take part in Beer Basic workshop in Winfield
Huascar Medina takes part in Words Save Lives event at Cowley College
Packed house attends Boots and Black Tie Gala
Cowley Marketing Team receives eight Medallion Awards at District 5 NCMPR Conference
Cowley House of Hope raises awareness for homelessness
Cowley College writers attend Nicholas Sparks event
Ever popular “The Addams Family” to be performed at Cowley College Oct. 14-16As Cowley College celebrates its 100th year, the school’s Theatre Department plans to start with a bang by performing The Addams Family, A New Musical Comedy based on the book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice. The show will be performed at 7:30 p.m. October 14-15 and at 2 p.m. on Sunday, October 16. read more
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The Cowley College Quiz Bowl recently took two teams to compete at Neosho County Community College in Chanute, KS, for their first meet of the season. 
Appearing in the top three of the first NJCAA Division II national rankings, the Cowley College men’s and women’s cross country teams recently competed at the University of Missouri Gans Creek Classic. The Tiger men placed seventh out of 14 teams, and the Lady Tigers took a partial squad to compete. 
After scoring only six minutes into Saturday’s contest at Johnson County, the Cowley College women’s soccer team looked like they were on their way to a third straight victory. Unfortunately, that would be the only goal the Lady Tigers would score in the 3-1 defeat. 
The No. 4-ranked Cowley College men’s soccer team snapped No. 19-ranked Johnson County’s seven-game winning streak with a 3-1 road victory Saturday in Overland Park, KS. 
One day after suffering its first defeat of the season in a five-set thriller against top-ranked Johnson County, the second-ranked Cowley College volleyball team returned to its winning ways with a 25-8, 25-10, 25-10 win over the Friends University JV Saturday in Wichita, KS. 
In a matchup of the top-two teams in the NJCAA Division II rankings and two of only four remaining unbeaten teams entering play on Friday, the second-ranked Cowley College volleyball team and the top-ranked Johnson County Cavaliers did what most expected and played a thrilling five-set match inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. 
After three days of online voting, the following five women were selected by Cowley College students, faculty, staff, and administration as finalists for Queen Alalah XC, to be crowned during the annual Coronation at 7:30 p.m. Friday, October 28. 
Facing a Dodge City squad that entered Wednesday’s contest riding a five-game losing streak, the Cowley College women’s soccer team continued the Lady Conquistadors’ slide by earning its second straight 3-0 victory Wednesday in Arkansas City. 
The Cowley College men’s and women’s tennis teams showed why they will be such a force in the upcoming spring season as they tore through the fall ITA Regional Championships held Friday through Sunday in Arkansas City. 
Ladybird Brewing of Winfield, KS. recently hosted the Cowley College Golden Tigers for a special Beer Basic workshop. Kaydee Riggs-Johnson, co-owner and brewer shared about how a homebrewing hobby transformed into the downtown attraction that is Ladybird Brewing. 
Kansas Poet Laureate Huascar Medina emceed the Words Save Lives event hosted by the Creative Writing program at Cowley College earlier this week. Medina has participated in the Words Save Lives program since it was established in 2014 in Lawrence, Kansas, by Marcia Epstein, LMSW, on World Suicide Prevention Day. 
With Cowley College’s Board of Trustees recently approving the addition of a NIRA-sanctioned rodeo team at its Sumner Campus, more than 150 people attended the Boots and Black Tie Gala fundraising kickoff at the Sumner Campus in Wellington. 
The Cowley College Marketing Team recently attended the 2022 NCMPR District 5 Conference in Sioux City, Iowa, where they received eight Medallion awards for works completed within the past year. Four golds, three silvers, and one bronze were awarded. 
Raising awareness about the homeless in Cowley County, Cowley College students in the ACES (Academic Civic Engagement through Service) program recently spent a night on the streets. 
Marlys Cervantes and Ryan Doom took five Cowley College writers to see bestselling author Nicholas Sparks speak in Tulsa at Cascia Hall. The writers learned tips from the author as he talked about his experiences over his years writing, including that of his new novel, Dreamland. Each student received a copy of Sparks’ new novel and the chance to be photographed with him after the event. 