Success, to sophomore Elizabeth Smith, is defined as doing the best you can and being yourself without ever having to be someone else. She considers she has fulfilled the definition and, after winning Student of the Year, most others would agree.
Smith was formerly the March Student of the Month. Besides these two titles...
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Endowment scholarships at Cowley are pretty common. Few consider where that money comes from.
Well, it just happens to come from little rubber ducks floating down a river.
On Sat., May 16, the Annual Duck Dash will be held at Spring Hill Farms. “It’s a good day to come out and spend the afternoon,” said Shannon Massey, executive director alumni and...
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Everyone loves a short joke, mused sophomore Boomer Saia as he rose on toes and addressed the audience and judges one last time before the ballots were delivered.
Apparently, he was right, the judges and the audience loved his standup...
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With the year winding down some groups on campus are just starting up their programs. The jazz band worked all spring break for their jazz festival at Wichita State University.
The band took the pieces of “Amber and Trinita” by Doug Beach, “When I was...
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Sunny days are here again. School is finally coming to an end. No more home work, no more books or teacher’s dirty looks. Graduation has opened the door to the bright new future. After graduation there is a small intermission called summer, the break of the century, which every student of all ages needs.
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He was inducted into the Tiger Athletic Hall of Fame in January as the winningest active NJCAA softball coach in the nation, was inducted into the NJCAA Softball Hall of Fame in 2007 and later that same year received the Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission “Outstanding Achievement Award. Cowley College Head Softball Coach Ed Hargrove stacks up well against any coach in the nation.
“My first encounter was when I was...
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Winning all six singles matches on Sunday and loosing only four single matches on Monday, the Cowley College women’s tennis team is tied with Lee College and Hillsborough Community College for second place.
The team is only one point behind the leading Tyler Junior College who has 21 team points at the NJCAA Women’s Tennis National Championship in Tucson, AZ.
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Some paint by number, some finger paint and others choose musical chairs, but what happens when music combines with canvas and the talents of two great artists? Local composer and performer, Steve Butler joins with renowned painter and art instructor, Mark Flickinger for an evening of fine arts.
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