Cowley College News

Cowley College felt like home, the students, the staff, everyone was very helpful, nice and understanding. Without that I wouldn’t have succeeded, and for that I’m very thankful for Cowley.

After three days of online voting, Cowley College students, faculty, staff, and administration have selected the following five women as finalists for Queen Alalah XCII.

As a child, Jessi Ritchhart was surrounded by a supportive and dedicated family in Leavenworth, Kansas.

Cowley College is excited to announce a significant boost to its Welding program, thanks to a $41,055 grant from the Kansas Department of Commerce’s Jobs and Innovative Industry Skills Training Grant (JIIST).

The Board of Trustees gathered for their regular September meeting at McAtee Dining Center on the Cowley College Main Campus.

The Cowley College Golden Tigers program had a fantastic turnout at their recent enrollment events, marking a vibrant start to the fall semester!

According to a recent press release by the White House Office of the National Cyber Director, the federal government and several private contractors will expand employment opportunities for Americans in the cybersphere starting in the summer of 2025.

When Trevor Reichle began attending Cowley College in 2012, he joined the Cowley Press as a staff reporter, covering everything from campus events to sports.

Get ready for a week of hope, support, and awareness as Cowley College kicks off Suicide Prevention Week starting Monday, September 9th.

The ACES Organization at Cowley College, formerly directed by James Fry, is now operating under the direction of the IMPACT program.