Cowley College News

Cowley College will host its annual “What Were You Wearing?” exhibit in recognition of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, providing a powerful and educational experience designed to challenge misconceptions about sexual assault and support survivors.

Cowley College’s Academic Civic Engagement through Service (ACES) organization, in partnership with the Rotary Club of Arkansas City, hosted a community food packaging event on Saturday, March 7 at Central Christian Church in Arkansas City.

Cowley College proudly hosted the JAG-K Region 4 Career Development Conference on Tuesday, February 24, welcoming students from across the region for a day filled with competition, leadership development, and career exploration.

Cowley College is proud to announce Dacey Morris as the February Student of the Month.

Cowley College is proud to announce the finalization of a generous 6.5-acre land donation from the Short-Burger Family, further expanding the footprint of the College’s Sumner Campus in Wellington.

Cowley College honored 38 residents at the Kansas Department of Corrections’ Winfield Correctional Facility on Thursday, February 19, 2026, during a graduation ceremony recognizing diplomas and certificates earned during the Fall 2025 semester.

Cowley College proudly crowned its 2026 Homecoming King and Queen during halftime of the men’s basketball game against Garden City Community College on Wednesday, February 18, in W.S. Scott Auditorium.

The Cowley College Board of Trustees gathered for their February 16th meeting at 6:00 p.m. in the President’s Dining Room inside the McAtee Dining Center on the Ark City Main Campus.

Leaders from the Kansas Association of Community Colleges (KACC) and the 184th Wing, Kansas Air National Guard formally signed a statewide Proclamation of Partnership on February 11, 2026, establishing a collaborative effort to strengthen Kansas’ workforce pipeline in cybersecurity and other mission-critical fields.

Cowley College’s annual Student Spotlight: Humanities & Communication Day was a strong success this year, welcoming 39 high school students from eight area schools—an increase from 30 students representing three schools last year.