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Crowder College Theatre Division to perform Mean Girls: The Musical
October 8, 2026For Immediate Release Office of Public InformationCrowder College RE: Crowder College Theatre Division to perform Mean Girls: The MusicalNeosho, MO – Crowder College – The iconic story of Mean Girls will hit the stage in theElsie Plaster Auditorium October 23 – 25 in the form of a musical performed by CrowderCollege students, local…
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Crowder College Longwell Museum to host the Midwest Clay Artists Exhibition
October 2, 2026For Immediate ReleaseOffice of Public InformationCrowder College RE: Crowder College Longwell Museum to host the Midwest Clay Artists Exhibition Neosho, MO – The Crowder College Longwell Museum will soon be hosting the MidwestClay Artists Exhibit for the majority of October. From October 5th through the 22nd, a variety of beautifully handcrafted clay art…
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Crowder College Social Sciences hosts the Raise Your Voice event
September 29, 2026For Immediate ReleaseOffice of Public InformationCrowder CollegeRE: Crowder College Social Sciences hosts the Raise Your Voice event Neosho, MO – For this month’s History Symposium, Crowder College Social Sciences willfeature the annual event Raise Your Voice, “Celebrating the songs that sing America’sstory.” “History doesn’t just happen in books—it is sung, shouted, marched to,…
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Crowder College boasts enrollment increase for Fall 2026
Neosho, MO – Crowder College sees their largest enrollment totals since 2019. Crowder reported Fall 2026 enrollment as 4,424 students taking 40,995 credit hours, representing increases of 2.01% in headcount enrollment and 3.02% in credit hours compared to Fall 2025. The college also experienced growth among new students, with first-time student enrollment increasing 5% over…
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Missouri’s Struggle for Statehood traveling exhibit at Crowder
For Immediate ReleaseOffice of Public Information RE: Missouri’s Struggle for Statehood traveling exhibit at Crowder Neosho, MO – Struggle for Statehood, a traveling exhibit created by the Kinder Institute on Constitutional Democracy and Missouri Humanities Council, partners in the Bicentennial Alliance, is on display inside the Longwell Museum at Crowder College in Neosho until September…