Writers Corner held at Cowley College
New look Tigers hope to make another run at national tourney
Lady Tiger basketball team ready to get back to work
Lady Tiger goalkeeper signs with Mid-America Christian University
Top-ranked Lady Tigers improve to 31-0 with thrashing of Coffeyville
Track and field standout also excelling in the classroom
Former Trustee and long-time College employee remembered fondly at meeting
Community invited to take part in stakeholder surveyAs Cowley College approaches its 100th year serving students and its communities, the College extends an invitation for individuals to participate in a stakeholder survey for the 2022-2025 strategic plan. The information provided to Cowley College will be used to shape both the focus of and the activities embedded in the new strategic plan. read more All Tigers singles final at ITA Cup
Pkiach and Papa named October Athletes of the Month
Lady Tiger soccer makes it three straight conference titles with win over Hutchinson
Tigers knock off three ranked teams, including top-ranked Iowa Central
Golden Tigers’ visit family farms
Writers Corner event to be held on October 21Creative Claws and the Creative Writing Program of Cowley College will be hosting its first Writers Corner on Thursday, October 21, at 7p.m. in the Nelson Student Center. Snacks will be provided by the Tiger Deli and the event is open to everyone. read more
Get to know your Queen Alalah LXXXIX FinalistsAfter online voting, five women were selected by Cowley College students, faculty, staff, and administration as finalists for Queen Alalah, to be crowned during the annual Coronation in the Robert Brown Theatre at 7:30 pm on Friday, October 29, 2021. Volleyball continues to dominate the Jayhawk Conference with sweep of Labette
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The Creative Writing Program at Cowley College hosted the first Writers Corner of the academic year in the Jungle (Nelson Student Center). The College provided drinks and cookies for students and guests, while all were entertained with a variety of genre. Twelve writers, with one alumni special guest and two faculty, presented a total of 30 original works. 
Coming off one of the most successful seasons in the history of the Cowley College basketball program, the Tigers will hope to duplicate that success behind a new coach and several new faces. 
Coming off a shortened 2020 season, the Cowley College women’s basketball team is eager to compete during the 2021-2022 season. The Lady Tigers return four players to go along with 11 newcomers as they look to challenge in the Jayhawk Conference. 
Recording 13 career shutouts and helping the Cowley College women’s soccer team to a No. 12 national ranking, sophomore goalkeeper Makayla Farquharson recently signed a letter of intent with NAIA school Mid-America Christian University in Oklahoma City. 
Playing its first match since moving to No. 1 in the latest NJCAA Division II volleyball poll, the Cowley College volleyball team blasted Coffeyville 25-15, 25-9, 25-10 Wednesday night in front of a large crowd inside W.S. Scott Auditorium. The victory keeps the Lady Tigers unbeaten on the season (31-0) as Cowley remains in a first place tie in the conference with Highland at 9-0. 
Having as much success on the track as he does in the classroom, Cowley College sophomore Dawson Crawley was recently named the school’s October Student of the Month. 
Sid Regnier was a vital part of the Cowley College campus for the better part of four decades, having spent 26 years of service to the college as the vice president of business services before retiring in 2000. He later spent two years as a member of the college’s Board of Trustees before having to step down due to health issues in 2017. Regnier, who recently passed away, was remembered for his long-time dedication to the school during Cowley College’s Board of Trustees meeting held Monday in the McAtee Dining Center. 
Led by Cowley College tennis players Takeshi Taco and Boruch Skierkier advancing all the way to the singles finals at the ITA Cup in Rome, GA, the Tiger tennis players at the tournament showed why Cowley will be one of the top teams in the spring season. 
Helping their respective teams to No. 1 rankings, Tiger men’s cross country runner Amos Pkiach and Lady Tiger volleyball player Rossana Papa have been named Cowley College’s October Athletes of the Month. 
Getting goals from three different players in a 3-0 win over Hutchinson Community College Saturday in Arkansas City, the No. 13-ranked Cowley College women’s soccer team captured its third straight conference title. 
The No. 2-ranked Cowley College volleyball team recently traveled to Fort Dodge, Iowa to compete in the Triton Invitational tournament hosted by Iowa Central. There they would play against four competitive teams from the ICCAC conference – No. 15-ranked Des Moines Area, No. 11-ranked Kirkwood, North Iowa Area, and the host and top-ranked Iowa Central. 
Individuals in Cowley College’s Golden Tigers’ program recently had their October Day Trip. The Farm-to-Table Tour took Golden Tigers to visit three different family farm operations across Kansas. 
With three Jayhawk matches remaining in the regular season, the No. 2-ranked Cowley College volleyball team remained unbeaten with a dominant 3-0 over Labette Community College (25-9, 25-13, 25-7). The win moves Cowley to 26-0 overall and 8-0 in the Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division on the season.